Another sweep for "" and "`" (and their closing equivalents), replacing

them with the correct markup.

The only quotes left now are either around items for which I'm not 100%
sure which element to use, or in literal blocks as part of commands the
user types in.

en/handbook/README

@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ for example,
 
      and replacing with 
 
-	 <query>\1</query>
+	 <quote>\1</quote>
 
      Not all the `` '' pairs were changed, since in some cases they delimit
      filenames, options and so on.
@@ -225,5 +225,13 @@ for example,
      as acronyms, which is not always right.
 
      The difference between an <acronym> and <abbrev> is subtle -- in a 
-     nutshell, an acronym is pronounceble, and abbreviation isn't.
+     nutshell, an acronym is pronounceble, an abbreviation isn't.
+
+ 14. Another sweep for "`" and "``" (and their closing equivalents), 
+     replacing them with the right markup (since most of the time they're
+     used to 'delimit' filenames or options from the surrounding text.
+
+     The only quotes left now are either around items for which I'm not 100%
+     sure which element to use, or in literal blocks as part of commands the
+     user types in.