bob: Let multiple line question example be one sentence

[oleks]

Using multiple sentences is a bit ambiguous in this exercise, in general. This is especially so, if we follow a sentence with a
question mark by a sentence with a dot.

To avoid that ambiguity gettting in the way of showcasing the intended way to handle multi-line queries, let this example use just one sentence, but let it spread over multiple lines.

Disucssion: https://forum.exercism.org/t/bob-exercise-text-should-mention-linebreak-handling/13582/17

@SleeplessByte

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[Cool-Katt]

@oleks Tests are required to be immutable so to address this you'd have to implement a new test instead of changing the existing one.
More can be found in this repo's README

[oleks]

@oleks Tests are required to be immutable so to address this you'd have to implement a new test instead of changing the existing one. More can be found in this repo's README

Aha! Sure.

Which procedure do I use to generate a UUID for the new test case?

[oleks]

@oleks Tests are required to be immutable so to address this you'd have to implement a new test instead of changing the existing one. More can be found in this repo's README

Aha! Sure.

Which procedure do I use to generate a UUID for the new test case?

Never mind, now I see that that it is UUIDv4. That still leaves ambiguity as to the intended random number generator that I should use, but I will assume that Python's standard library UUIDv4 will suffice.

[Cool-Katt]

For future reference, configlet can generate it for you.