Fix #78: Handle spaces and quotes in author argument#111
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Description:
Hi @rasbt,
This PR addresses the UsageError reported in issue #78, where the %watermark magic command fails when an author's name contains spaces (e.g., -a 'Sebastian Raschka').
Changes:
In magic.py: Updated the --author (and -a) argument definition to use nargs='+'. This allows the parser to capture multi-word strings as a list.
Argument Handling: Added logic to .join() the name parts back into a single string before passing it to the core function.
Robustness: Ensured that any surrounding single or double quotes are correctly stripped to prevent formatting issues in the final output.