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This is an entirely mechanically generated (chefstyle -a) change, to go
along with chef/chefstyle#5 . We should pick something and use it
consistently, and my opinion is that double quotes are the appropriate
thing.

RSpec isn't a bug database

Fixes CHEF-4367.

When attempting to load a recipe belonging to a cookbook that is not in
the run_list or any dependencies of cookbooks in the run_list, chef
will now produce an error like this:

    Chef::Exceptions::MissingCookbookDependency
    -------------------------------------------
    Recipe `ancient::aliens` is not in the run_list, and cookbook 'ancient'
    is not a dependency of any cookbook in the run_list.  To load thisrecipe,
    first add a dependency on cookbook 'ancient' in the cookbook you're
    including it from in that cookbook's metadata.

This error will occur when chef-solo users use `include_recipe` without
specifying the dependency in metadata; prior to this patch, chef would
typically fail reading an undefined attribute, which commonly would
result in a NoMethodError for nil.

this makes it so that the recipes in the attribute will be fully
qualified, and will avoid the problem of both "cookbook" and
"cookbook::default" showing up.