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DOC: afsd man page: give an example of the direct volume mount syntax

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The syntax is a little confusing, so an example is needed to clarify it.

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@ -541,10 +541,12 @@ When the dynamic root (B<-dynroot>, B<-dynroot-sparse>) and the fake stat
provides a special directory named F</afs/.:mount> which allows access to
volumes by volume name or ID. The F</afs/.:mount> directory appears to be
empty, but any name in the form of I<cell>:I<volume> will be resolved as a
read-write mount point to the specified volume. This dynamic mount feature is
recommended only for temporary access to a volume. Linux-based cache managers
provide this dynamic mount feature even when dynamic root (B<-dynroot>,
B<-dynroot-sparse>) is not in effect.
read-write mount point to the specified volume. For example, the
I<user.jdoe> volume in the I<example.com> cell would be accessible at the
following path: F</afs/.:mount/example.com:user.jdoe>. This dynamic mount
feature is recommended only for temporary access to a volume. Linux-based
cache managers provide this dynamic mount feature even when dynamic root
(B<-dynroot>, B<-dynroot-sparse>) is not in effect.
=item B<-dynroot-sparse>