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A fix to a minor typo. ("Previouslu" -> "Previously")

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@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ Shell plugins have been migrated to the new plugin configuration framework. It i
For example, ``system_temps`` is a new setting that allows you to control what Ansible will consider a 'system temporary dir'. This is used when escalating privileges for a non-administrative user. Previously this was hardcoded to '/tmp', which some systems cannot use for privilege escalation. This setting now defaults to ``[ '/var/tmp', '/tmp']``. For example, ``system_temps`` is a new setting that allows you to control what Ansible will consider a 'system temporary dir'. This is used when escalating privileges for a non-administrative user. Previously this was hardcoded to '/tmp', which some systems cannot use for privilege escalation. This setting now defaults to ``[ '/var/tmp', '/tmp']``.
Another new setting is ``admin_users`` which allows you to specify a list of users to be considered 'administrators'. Previouslu this was hardcoded to ``root``. It now it defaults to ``[root, toor, admin]``. This information is used when choosing between your ``remote_temp`` and ``system_temps`` directory. Another new setting is ``admin_users`` which allows you to specify a list of users to be considered 'administrators'. Previously this was hardcoded to ``root``. It now it defaults to ``[root, toor, admin]``. This information is used when choosing between your ``remote_temp`` and ``system_temps`` directory.
For a full list, check the shell plugin you are using, the default shell plugin is ``sh``. For a full list, check the shell plugin you are using, the default shell plugin is ``sh``.