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docs: update notes on data connector test files
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docs/03-quickstart/01-streaming/04-receiving-data/02-exporting-keys.md

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1. `.strm_test...95-dfec21be8251.jsonl`: This is a test file created by STRM Privacy to verify that the exporter can
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actually write in this bucket. Because it starts with a `.` it is
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ignored by most tools.
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ignored by most tools. If the data connector used has delete
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permissions, this file will be deleted after the test and therefore absent.
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2. `2021-05-04T14:13:00-keys-e1...-7-8-9.csv`: Because the interval is 30 seconds, a file is written every 30
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seconds. Each file contains JSONL with one key per line. The
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line contains both a `keyLink` attribute, with the key link of the

docs/03-quickstart/03-data-connectors/01-s3.md

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STRM Privacy validates the user and credentials configuration by writing an empty JSONL file
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(file name: `.strm_test_<random UUID>.jsonl`) to the specified
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bucket/prefix upon creation of the batch exporter.
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If the data connector used has delete permissions, this file will be deleted after the test and therefore absent.
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First, make sure you have a file named `s3.json` in your current

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