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Minor documentation update for clarity.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME.md updated with a new "Contribution Practice" section and proper trailing newline formatting. Documentation-only change with no functional code modifications. Changes
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1077-1078: Consider whether meta-information belongs in the permanent README.The new section documents that this particular change was made as a learning exercise. While technically correct, this type of meta-information about a specific PR typically belongs in the PR description or commit message rather than the permanent README itself. Once merged, "This change" becomes ambiguous to future readers who won't have the PR context.
That said, since this is explicitly a practice exercise for the GitHub workflow, the addition is understandable and causes no harm. The markdown syntax and content are both correct.
💡 Alternative approach
If you'd like to keep contribution information in the README, consider creating a more general "Contributing" section that explains how others can contribute to the project, rather than documenting this specific practice PR.
Alternatively, this meta-information could be kept in the PR description where it provides valuable context without cluttering the permanent documentation.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@README.md` around lines 1077 - 1078, Remove the specific "Contribution Practice" note that states "This change was made as part of a GitHub learning exercise" from the README and either delete it or replace it with a general "Contributing" section; if replacing, update the heading text (e.g., "Contribution Practice" → "Contributing") and add generic contribution guidance (how to open PRs, coding standards, and where to note practice PRs in PR descriptions), or alternatively move the sentence into the PR description/commit message instead of committing it to the permanent README.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 1077-1078: Remove the specific "Contribution Practice" note that
states "This change was made as part of a GitHub learning exercise" from the
README and either delete it or replace it with a general "Contributing" section;
if replacing, update the heading text (e.g., "Contribution Practice" →
"Contributing") and add generic contribution guidance (how to open PRs, coding
standards, and where to note practice PRs in PR descriptions), or alternatively
move the sentence into the PR description/commit message instead of committing
it to the permanent README.
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Summary
This PR improves the README documentation by adding a small clarification.
Motivation
To practice GitHub fork and pull request workflow.
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