docs: the behaviour examples name the backend kura selects - #171
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kura_driver and kura_pool documented themselves in terms of pgo: the canonical impl, the conn a caller gets, the example that starts a pool. kura_backend_postgres selects minato now and kura's own tests carry no pgo at all, so the examples were describing a backend the reader will not get unless they ask for it. The pgo driver is still shipped by kura_postgres and still named where it differs, which is the transaction options and the shape of a checked out connection.
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kura_driverandkura_pooldocumented themselves in terms of pgo — the canonical impl, the conn a caller gets back, the example that starts a pool.kura_backend_postgresselects minato now and kura's own tests carry no pgo at all, so those examples described a backend the reader won't get unless they ask for it.The pgo driver is still shipped by kura_postgres and is still named where the two genuinely differ: transaction options, and the shape of a checked-out connection (minato hands back a process that owns it; pgo hands back its own conn record).
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rebar3 ex_docwarning-free, tests unaffected.