docs: note that env-file keeps surrounding quotes - #25799
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Call out that --env-file does not strip shell-style quotes, unlike sourceing a file in bash. Related to docker/cli#3630 Signed-off-by: Dean Chen <862469039@qq.com>
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--env-filetreats values as-is, so shell-style double quotes stay in the value. That surprises people who alsosourcethe same file on the host.Documented it next to the env-file format notes, with a short workaround.
Related to docker/cli#3630