Match the no-em-dash rule in the comments added here

dikte/api.py

@@ -465,7 +465,7 @@ def transcribe_detected(target, audio_path, language="", prompt="", timeout=300,
     The spoken language is only knowable when the transcription model reports
     it, and only whisper.cpp does: the hosted endpoints accept "auto" but never
     say what they heard. So detection is asked for exactly where it can be
-    answered — the local server, in auto mode — and every other run transcribes
+    answered, the local server in auto mode, and every other run transcribes
     as before and hands back an empty code.
     """
     if target.provider == "local" and language == "auto":

dikte/config.py

@@ -709,8 +709,8 @@ class Config:
         """`speech` is the two-letter code of the language that was heard, when
         the transcription model reported one. The default prompts and the
         glossary rule only exist in Turkish and English, so a detected Turkish
-        recording gets the Turkish prompt and any other detected language — or
-        none at all — the English one, which is written not to care what
+        recording gets the Turkish prompt and any other detected language, or
+        none at all, the English one, which is written not to care what
         language the transcript is in. Nothing else calls this with it, so the
         interface language keeps deciding everywhere the speech was not asked
         about."""