Name the argument _get_conda_like_executable actually takes - #15361
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_get_conda_like_executabletakescommandand documentsexecutable. The three call sites pass"conda","mamba"and"micromamba", so the description is right and only the name is off.That is the whole change. I checked the rest of the tree while I was there: 179 functions carry a
Parameterssection and this was the only name that does not match its signature. The four others my checker flagged are the magics, whereParametersdocuments the command flags rather than the Python arguments, and those are fine as they are.