Fix HTML tags and improve formatting in GitHub tutorial #251
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This PR addresses formatting issues in the GitHub tutorial documentation that were causing visual problems on the website.
Issues Fixed
Removed unwanted HTML tags: The markdown file contained several extraneous
< />
tags that were rendering incorrectly on the website. These self-closing HTML tags don't belong in markdown content and were causing layout issues.Locations cleaned up:
Before/After
The unwanted HTML tags were appearing as literal text on the rendered page, disrupting the flow of the tutorial content. With these changes, the tutorial now displays cleanly without any stray HTML markup appearing in the documentation.
The tutorial content and structure remain unchanged - this is purely a formatting cleanup to improve the reading experience for users learning GitHub.
Fixes #250.
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