docs: Replace invalid storage names containing underscores in examples - #1728
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Changing my_dataset to my-dataset. Naming the dataset "my_dataset" would cause an error because "_" isn't a supported character.
Fix additional occurrences of storage names containing underscores, which are not supported by the storage name validation regex. This covers the RequestQueue docstring example, the upgrading guide, and the storage client registration example. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks, I found more occurrences, so I fixed them as well.
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Changing my_dataset to my-dataset.
Naming the dataset "my_dataset" would cause an error because "_" isn't a supported character.