fix: render markdown properly in development guide

[eliasecchig]

Summary

• Fix unrendered markdown in development guide
• Remove code-group wrapper that prevented bold text from rendering

Fixes #703

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves a markdown rendering anomaly within the development-guide.md file. The primary change involves removing a code-group wrapper that was inadvertently preventing bold text from being displayed correctly. By simplifying the formatting, the guide's instructions for Python and Go projects are now properly rendered, enhancing readability and ensuring the documentation appears as intended.

Highlights

• Markdown Rendering Fix: Addressed an issue where markdown was not rendering correctly in the development guide, specifically preventing bold text from displaying as intended.
• Code-Group Wrapper Removal: Removed the code-group wrapper that was causing the markdown rendering problems in the development-guide.md file.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to fix a markdown rendering issue in the development guide by removing a code-group container. While this successfully fixes the rendering of bold text, it also removes the tabbed user interface that grouped Python and Go project information. I've provided a suggestion to use markdown as the language specifier within the code-group. This should correct the rendering issue while preserving the original tabbed layout, offering a better user experience.

[gemini-code-assist]

While your change fixes the issue of bold text not rendering, it removes the tabbed code-group layout, which was a nice way to organize the information for Python and Go projects. You can likely fix the rendering issue while keeping the tabs by changing the language identifier from text to markdown. This should instruct VitePress to parse the markdown within the code blocks.

Suggested change

	**Python Projects**
	1. **Prototype:** Use notebooks in `notebooks/` for rapid experimentation
	2. **Integrate:** Edit `app/agent.py` to incorporate your logic
	3. **Test:** Run the interactive playground with hot-reloading
	```
	```text [Go Projects]
	**Go Projects**
	1. **Integrate:** Edit `agent/agent.go` to add tools and logic
	2. **Test:** Run the interactive playground to test changes
	```
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	::: code-group
	```markdown [Python Projects]
	1. **Prototype:** Use notebooks in `notebooks/` for rapid experimentation
	2. **Integrate:** Edit `app/agent.py` to incorporate your logic
	3. **Test:** Run the interactive playground with hot-reloading

1. **Integrate:** Edit `agent/agent.go` to add tools and logic
2. **Test:** Run the interactive playground to test changes

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