Windows examples should not hard-code user paths

Use placeholders or environment variables instead of hard-coded personal Windows paths in public examples.

When a Windows snippet needs a path like an app install location, avoid pasting a real home directory into the public example. Use a placeholder or an environment variable instead. Better patterns: ```powershell $AppExe = "$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Programs\AppName\AppName.exe" reg import "$env:USERPROFILE\Desktop\example.reg" ``` For `.reg` files, a readable placeholder is often clearer: ```reg "Icon"="C:\\Users\\<your-user>\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\AppName\\AppName.exe" ``` The point is not only privacy. It also makes the answer reusable: another reader can see exactly which part they need to replace, instead of copying a path that only worked on the author’s machine.