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[Docs] Correct notebook FilePathUrlConverter -> FileUrlPathConverter #118

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"source": [
"Given the (current) lack of cross-platform lightweight C/C++ libraries for converting paths to/from `file://` URLs, OpenAssetIO comes bundled with a built-in utility to accomplish this.\n",
"\n",
"This is in the form of a class `FilePathUrlConverter` with two methods `pathToUrl` and `pathFromUrl`.\n",
"This is in the form of a class `FileUrlPathConverter` with two methods `pathToUrl` and `pathFromUrl`.\n",
"\n",
"The implementation conforms to the large test case database used in the [swift-url](https://github.com/karwa/swift-url) project.\n",
"\n",
"The `FilePathUrlConverter` class is not cheap to instantiate (it precompiles several regular expressions on construction). High-performance scenarios should construct a single instance and re-use it for each conversion."
"The `FileUrlPathConverter` class is not cheap to instantiate (it precompiles several regular expressions on construction). High-performance scenarios should construct a single instance and re-use it for each conversion."
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