Update assessment Yuri Kruman.md

[YaelSchuster]

After reviewing the document carefully, I tackled it layer by layer. First, I fixed the obvious stuff including typos such as, "Did you no" and "Tytorial." The formatting was all over the place, especially in the frontmatter, so I cleaned that up and made sure the date format matched Microsoft's standard. The biggest issue was really the flow. Lots of important information was buried too deep and some concepts were explained twice. I moved the example query upward, where it made more sense, and smoothed out the explanations so they build on each other naturally. There were also some technical hiccups, like missing links and inconsistent formatting for code blocks, that needed fixing. I kept all the original content but made it tighter and more professional, removing overly casual phrases like "Why don't you see" or "Related stuff." The whole thing reads much better now: cleaner, clearer, and properly technical without being stuffy. Now, it's polished up to meet Microsoft's documentation standards.

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• Line 6, Column 10: [Warning: ms-date-invalid - See documentation] Invalid date format for 'ms.date': '2024-12-05'. If specified, must be a date in format M/D/YYYY, no more than 30 days from today. If you don't specify ms.date, the date will be updated automatically.

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[ttorble]

Hi @YaelSchuster - This pull request was opened in the public repo. Microsoft authors and contributors should work in the private repo, per the Microsoft Docs contributor guide. Would you make this content update in the private repo instead? Thank you! We'll close this PR.