fix help_functions definition in testflows tests

Signed-off-by: Eugene Klimov <[email protected]>

tests/testflows/tests/automated/sql_editor.py

@@ -32,13 +32,13 @@
 $rateColumnsAggregated(key, subkey, aggFunction1, value1, ... aggFunctionN, valueN) - if you need calculate `$rate` for higher cardinality dimension and then aggregate by lower cardinality dimension. Example usage: $rateColumnsAggregated(datacenter, concat(datacenter,interface) AS dc_interface, sum, tx_bytes * 1014 AS tx_kbytes, sum, max(rx_bytes) AS rx_bytes) FROM traffic
 $perSecond(cols...) - converts query results as "change rate per interval" for Counter-like(growing only) metrics
 $perSecondColumns(key, value) - is a combination of $columns and $perSecond for Counter-like metrics
-$perSecondColumnsAggregated(key, subkey, aggFunction1, value1, ... aggFunctionN, valueN) - if you need to calculate \`perSecond\` for higher cardinality dimension and then aggregate by lower cardinality dimension
+$perSecondColumnsAggregated(key, subkey, aggFunction1, value1, ... aggFunctionN, valueN) - if you need to calculate `perSecond` for higher cardinality dimension and then aggregate by lower cardinality dimension
 $delta(cols...) - converts query results as "delta value inside interval" for Counter-like(growing only) metrics, will negative if counter reset
 $deltaColumns(key, value) - is a combination of $columns and $delta for Counter-like metrics
-$deltaColumnsAggregated(key, subkey, aggFunction1, value1, ... aggFunctionN, valueN) - if you need to calculate \`delta\` for higher cardinality dimension and then aggregate by lower cardinality dimension
+$deltaColumnsAggregated(key, subkey, aggFunction1, value1, ... aggFunctionN, valueN) - if you need to calculate `delta` for higher cardinality dimension and then aggregate by lower cardinality dimension
 $increase(cols...) - converts query results as "non-negative delta value inside interval" for Counter-like(growing only) metrics, will zero if counter reset and delta less zero
 $increaseColumns(key, value) - is a combination of $columns and $increase for Counter-like metrics
-$increaseColumnsAggregated(key, subkey, aggFunction1, value1, ... aggFunctionN, valueN) - if you need to calculate \`increase\` for higher cardinality dimension and then aggregate by lower cardinality dimension"""
+$increaseColumnsAggregated(key, subkey, aggFunction1, value1, ... aggFunctionN, valueN) - if you need to calculate `increase` for higher cardinality dimension and then aggregate by lower cardinality dimension"""
 
 
 @TestScenario