Add explanation that indentation is significant in Scala 3#3272
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Added a short beginner-friendly explanation in the Scala 3 Control Structures chapter to clarify that indentation is significant in Scala 3.
New learners may not realize that Scala 3 uses indentation-based syntax similar to Python, where whitespace affects program structure. This note helps avoid confusion and common compilation errors.
No existing content was modified — only a small explanatory section was added for clarity.