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update taint command example 

Fix the example to match the usual shell style, and add a note about
different shells requiring different escaping formats.
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## Example: Tainting a single resource created with for_each
It is necessary to wrap the resource in single quotes and escape the quotes.
This example will taint a single resource created with for_each:
```
$ terraform taint "module.route_tables.azurerm_route_table.rt[\"DefaultSubnet\"]"
$ terraform taint 'module.route_tables.azurerm_route_table.rt["DefaultSubnet"]'
The resource module.route_tables.azurerm_route_table.rt["DefaultSubnet"] in the module root has been marked as tainted.
```
~> Note: In most `sh` compatible shells, double quotes and spaces can be
escaped by wrapping the argument in single quotes. This however varies between
other shells and operating systems, and users should use the appropriate escape
characters based on the applicable quoting rules for their shell to pass the
address string, including quotes, to Terraform.
## Example: Tainting a Resource within a Module