fix: use "hello" instead of "liwc" as a test packageHEADmain

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1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/debian.md b/debian.md
index ba35311..7470482 100644
--- a/debian.md
+++ b/debian.md
@@ -66,17 +66,17 @@ package._
 Justification: Without this, it may be impossible to install a bug fix
 or security update.
 
-The scenario uses the `liwc` package, which is rarely used or
+The scenario uses the `hello` package, which is rarely used or
 installed by anyone. If your Debian system does have it, this will
 fail and you will need to edit the scenario to use a different
 package.
 
 ~~~scenario
 given a Debian system
-when I try to run, as debian, dpkg -l liwc
+when I try to run, as debian, dpkg -l hello
 then command fails
 when I run, as debian, sudo apt update
-when I run, as debian, sudo apt install -y liwc
-when I run, as debian, sudo apt remove -y liwc
+when I run, as debian, sudo apt install -y hello
+when I run, as debian, sudo apt remove -y hello
 then command is successful
 ~~~