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Don't abbreviate repo in docs.

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In general let's try not to use abbreviations in public
documentation.
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### config-file
A string representing the path to a configuraton file. The
configuration file can be local to the repo, or can be a file in an
external repo. If you are referencing a configuration file located in an
external repository, you can use the
`OWNER/REPOSITORY/FILENAME@BRANCH` syntax.
A string representing the path to a configuraton file. It can be a
local file, or a file located in an external repository. You can use
this syntax for external repositories: `OWNER/REPOSITORY/FILENAME@BRANCH`.
If the configuration file is located in an external private
repository, use the [external-repo-token](#external-repo-token) parameter of the action to specify a token that has read access to the repository.
If the configuration file is located in an external private repository,
use the [external-repo-token](#external-repo-token) parameter of the
Action to specify a token that has read access to the repository.
**Possible values**: A string representing an absolute path to a file,
or a file located in another repository: