Used B<> instead of C<> when highlighting options and parameters in

POD documentation. Not only do they look nicer emboldened, but it's
also what's suggested in perlpod.
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=head1 DESCRIPTION
This WebGUI utility script tests all of WebGUI's installed code base
using a particular confiuration file. It uses C<prove> to run all
the WebGUI supplied test routines, located in the C<t> subdirectory
using a particular confiuration file. It uses B<prove> to run all
the WebGUI supplied test routines, located in the B<t> subdirectory
of the WebGUI root.
You should B<NOT> use a production config file for testing, since some
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=over
=item C<--configFile config.conf>
=item B<--configFile config.conf>
The WebGUI config file to use. Only the file name needs to be specified,
since it will be looked up inside WebGUI's configuration directory. Be
aware that some of the tests may be destructive. This parameter is required.
=item C<--coverage>
=item B<--coverage>
Turns on additional L<Devel::Cover> based coverage tests. Note that
this can take a long time to run.
=item C<--noLongTests>
=item B<--noLongTests>
Prevent long tests from being run
=item C<--perlBase path>
=item B<--perlBase path>
Specify a path to an alternative Perl installation you wish to use for the
tests. If left unspecified, it defaults to the Perl installation in the
current PATH.
=item C<--verbose>
=item B<--verbose>
Turns on additional information during tests.
=item C<--help>
=item B<--help>
Shows this documentation, then exits.