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Fix: Tutorial config-based invalid keywords #20071 #20078

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What

The yaml reference files in the tutorial for config-based connectors provided wrong keywords. Therefore, a user could not follow the example properly.

How

Adjusted the error-leading keywords on all occurences in this tutorial:

spec: 
  documentationUrl: https://docs.airbyte.io/integrations/sources/exchangeratesapi
  connectionSpecification:

This PR also includes the related Issue #20047 , which also gets resolved.

The PR will also resolve #18663. (Duplicate)

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Minor.

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Manually worked through the tutorial to ensure correctness.

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I am not able to rename commit 0f35da5 to reference #20047 instead of misleading issue number. Maybe you can fix this.

Added the suggested solution from issuer.
Appended the suggested +00:00 into another occurence. Datetime format now corresponds to standards defined in ISO-8601.
@octavia-squidington-iv octavia-squidington-iv added area/documentation Improvements or additions to documentation community labels Dec 5, 2022
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documentation_url: https://docs.airbyte.io/integrations/sources/exchangeratesapi
connection_specification:
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Why are you changing this? It doesn't look correct.

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I came accross this error by validating issue #20047 . Strictly following the tutorial example, both keywords in the yaml snippets seem to be incorrect. Changing them to the proposed naming resolves the error.

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This is issue has been stated in #18663

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@brianjlai can you make a quick review of this change?

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changes look good to me! thanks for the contribution 😁

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