Email docs "quick example" shows unnecessary `fail_silently` param

[Mike Edmunds]

The ​Quick examples section in the email docs includes fail_silently=False:

from django.core.mail import send_mail

send_mail(
    "Subject here",
    "Here is the message.",
    "from@example.com",
    ["to@example.com"],
    fail_silently=False,
)

fail_silently is an optional param defaulting to False. Showing it in the "straightforward" example suggests it's required or has some other default, encouraging users to unnecessarily include it in their own code. We should remove it from the example.

With the current django.core.mail implementation this isn't a huge deal, but needless use of fail_silently may interact poorly with other changes being contemplated in the email code (#35514).

[Ahmed Asar]

Hi Mike,
if the mentor approves this ticket, I’d like to work on it. Is that okay?

[Vidhi Singh]

Hi ,
I’m interested in working on this documentation cleanup.
Before starting, could a maintainer please confirm that this change (removing fail_silently=False from the email quick example) is acceptable and aligns with Django docs style?
Thank you!

[Natalia Bidart]

Thank you Mike! I agree it's worth removing.

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In 0deedbd:

Fixed #36908 -- Removed unnecessary "fail_silently" param from quick example in docs/topics/email.txt.