New Tip for argo cd

When you copy paste in the shell script. It sometimes shortens the script and displays "...." at the beginning in the terminal. When you hit return it fills in the whole script and runs correctly. The Tip is there to reassure the student that it is not a copy paste error.

Author: mtakane

docs/1-the-manual-menace/2-argocd.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ When something is seen as not matching the required state in Git, an application
 2. We are using the [Red Hat GitOps Operator](https://github.com/redhat-developer/gitops-operator) which was deployed as part of the cluster setup. Normally this step would be done as part of the Operator Install so its a bit more complicated than we would like. Because _we did not know_ your team names ahead of time 👻 we will need to update an environment variable on the Operator Subscription. This tells the Operator its OK to deploy a cluster scoped ArgoCD instance into your <TEAM_NAME>-ci-cd project. Run this shell script:
 
     <p class="tip">
-    🐌 THIS IS NOT GITOPS - Until we work out a better way to automate this. 🐎
+    🐌 THIS IS NOT GITOPS - Until we work out a better way to automate this. 🐎 If you see "...." in your terminal after you copy this shell script, do not worry. Hit return and it will run as designed.
     </p>
 
     ```bash
@@ -151,4 +151,4 @@ When something is seen as not matching the required state in Git, an application
     echo https://$(oc get route/our-todolist -n ${TEAM_NAME}-ci-cd --template='{{.spec.host}}')
     ```
 
-🪄🪄 Magic! You've now deployed ArgoCD and got it to manually deploy an application for you. Next up, we'll make ArgoCD do some *REAL* GitOps 🪄🪄
+🪄🪄 Magic! You've now deployed ArgoCD and got it to manually deploy an application for you. Next up, we'll make ArgoCD do some *REAL* GitOps 🪄🪄