fix : correct image path case for whatIsDS blog featured image - #26
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The src attribute referenced /blog/whatIsDs.png (lowercase s in Ds) but the actual file is named whatIsDS.png (capital DS), causing a broken image on case-sensitive filesystems.
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Summary of What Has Been Done:
Corrected the featured image src attribute in the whatIsDS blog content page from /blog/whatIsDs.png (lowercase s in Ds) to /blog/whatIsDS.png (capital DS), matching the actual filename on disk.
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Impact it Made:
Fixes broken featured image on case-sensitive filesystems and web servers. Lint remains green.