feat(docs): clarify dynDNS query parameter usage

[fiwswe]

See #1153

[peterthomassen]

Thanks, just one minor nit. Also, can you change the commit title to start with the usual syntax and be more prescriptive? e.g.: "feat(docs): clarify dynDNS query parameters, closes #1153" or something.

(The last addition will cause the issue to be closed when this PR is merged.)

[peterthomassen]

The prefix has no host part :-)

Suggested change

	The host part of the prefix is ignored.
	The host part of the value is ignored.

[fiwswe]

Sorry, I found no way to change the commit message of the first commit. If needed I'll withdraw the PR and create a new one. Please let me know.

[peterthomassen]

In general, you can change the commit message of the most recent commit by using git commit --amend.

If you have several commits, you can use git rebase -i origin/main to do various things with commits you added, including changing their messages, squashing them etc.

Does that help?

[fiwswe]

Not really as I am only using the GitHub web interface. And it does not offer this option.

Also from what I understand the --amend option can potentially cause issues. The commit message seems to be included in the internal hash git calculates. So it should be considered immutable.

The only clean option I see is to start over and create a new PR.

BTW: Is your naming scheme for commits documented anywhere?