Update APACK for namespaces (#182)

Author: mbtools

src/user-guide/reference/apack.md

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 title: APACK
 category: reference
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-Packages with a class that implements `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` (interface is automatically created at initial start of abapGit) can define metadata that is interpreted by clients which support the APACK package and dependency management framework.
+Packages with a class that implements `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` (the interface is automatically created at the initial start of abapGit) can define metadata that is interpreted by clients that support the APACK package and dependency management framework.
 
 :::info
 APACK including dependencies is currently only supported by abapGit for ABAP Development Tools (ADT). Please also see the [respective tutorial](https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/abap-environment-abapgit.html) for details.
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 The metadata follows the [POM format by Apache Maven](https://maven.apache.org/pom.html#Maven_Coordinates) and specifies additional information as well:
 
 - `group_id`: Unique name for your organization or project, e.g. `github.com/abapGit`
-- `artifact_id`: Name for the project, needs to be unique together with the specified `group_id`, e.g. `abapGit`
-- `version`: Version of your project, should adhere to the [semantic versioning concept](https://semver.org/), e.g. `1.85`
+- `artifact_id`: The name for the project, needs to be unique together with the specified `group_id`, e.g. `abapGit`
+- `version`: The version of your project, should adhere to the [semantic versioning concept](https://semver.org/), e.g. `1.85`
 - `repository_type`: Currently fixed to `abapGit` as it's currently the only supported repository type and is set automatically during serialization
 - `git_url`: The URL where your main repository is located, e.g. `https://github.com/abapGit/abapGit.git`
-- `dependencies`: Optional, only needs to be filled if this project has dependencies to other projects. You only need to specify `group_id`, `artifact_id`, `version` and `git_url` to identify the dependency. `target_package` is ignored during serialization. **Note:** Be sure to specify the `git_url` for each dependency properly as this is currently the only way how dependencies can automatically be resolved.
+- `dependencies`: Optional, only needs to be filled if this project has dependencies to other projects. You only need to specify `group_id`, `artifact_id`, `version`, and `git_url` to identify the dependency. `target_package` is ignored during serialization. **Note:** Be sure to specify the `git_url` for each dependency properly as this is currently the only way how dependencies can automatically be resolved.
 
 If such an implementation class is detected during the serialization process, a corresponding `.apack-manifest.xml` file will be created on the top level of the Git repository. This contains the APACK metadata information.
 
+### APACK in Namespaces
+
+If your project is using a namespace, then using `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` will not work (since it's not part of the namespace, obviously). Simply copy `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` to `/namespace/ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` and use this interface in your APACK implementation class (requires abapGit v1.126.0 or higher).
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 ### Transporting APACK implementation classes
 
-The interface `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` is automatically created as local object, i.e. in package `$TMP`. In case you intend to transport projects containing an implementation class to follow-on systems, you either need to remove the implementation class from the transport or ensure that `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` is available on each follow-on system in order to avoid syntax errors. So, either let abapGit create it in all systems (don't do that on production) or change the package assignment to a package with the same transport target as your projects and transport them together.
+The interface `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` is automatically created as a local object, i.e. in package `$TMP`. If you intend to transport projects containing an implementation class to follow-on systems, you either need to remove the implementation class from the transport or ensure that `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST` is available on each follow-on system to avoid syntax errors. So, either let abapGit create it in all systems (don't do that on production) or change the package assignment to a package with the same transport target as your projects and transport them together.
 
 ### Examples
 
 See the sample code on GitHub (uses `IF_APACK_MANIFEST` which is exclusively available on the SAP Cloud Platform ABAP Environment. However, the descriptor format is compatible with `ZIF_APACK_MANIFEST`.):
 
 - [YY Data Service](https://github.com/SAP/abap-platform-yy)
-- [JSON ABAP Konverter](https://github.com/SAP/abap-platform-jak) (specifies a dependency to the YY Data Service)
+- [JSON ABAP Konverter](https://github.com/SAP/abap-platform-jak) (specifies a dependency on the YY Data Service)