Unnecessary quotes in serialization documentation

[thedaniel]

The serialization docs say:

Django "ships" with a few included serializers:

The quotes imply Django either a) doesn't ship (the stigma of which we've hopefully escaped by releasing 1.0) or b) that this usage of "ship" is a self-conscious use of vernacular. As this use of "to ship" is common in the software world, and we do actually ship, the quotes are not necessary. Patch attached.

[thedaniel]

no quotes!

[James Bennett]

I could be wrong, but I believe part of the reason for this is that the serializers themselves are only part of the equation: some of them require third-party Python modules before they actually work. Therefore Django "ships" the serializer, but you may still need other software before you can use it in practice (and the modules you'll need are documented).

[Adrian Holovaty]

(In [9850]) Fixed #10218 -- Reworded serialization.txt sentence to remove awkward quotes. Thanks for bringing this up, thedaniel