Expand notes for readline #qp2

[andy1li]

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• Documentation
  • Enhanced the guidance note on using the GNU Readline library for shell autocompletion with an additional explanatory sentence.

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An explanatory sentence was added to the guidance note in the course-definition.yml file, clarifying the benefits and typical usage of the GNU Readline library for shell autocompletion. This change enhances the instructional text only, without affecting any logic, control flow, or exported entities.

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File(s)	Change Summary
course-definition.yml	Enhanced the guidance note about GNU Readline with an additional explanatory sentence.

Poem

In the garden of code, a note now grows,
With wisdom on Readline, as everyone knows.
Fewer lines to write, less toil for the day,
Override a little, let Readline lead the way!
🐇✨

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course-definition.yml (1)

985-985: Documentation Enhancement Approved

The new sentence clearly conveys the benefits and trade-offs of using GNU Readline for autocompletion. It’s concise, aligns with the existing list formatting, and improves the guidance without altering any behavior.

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[andy1li]

Thanks @feliposz for highlighting the issue!