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fix(rome_cli): state correct command to verify code post rome init
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Summary
Short fix for the stated command that should verify formatting and correctness. At the moment,
rome checkdoes not check the formatting, you'll need to runrome format .separately, or just userome ci. That also meansrome check . --apply-suggesteddoes not fix formatting errors as well. This might be obvious to some but this should avoid some confusion.Fixes #3440
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