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Lists: Add guide text on using Emmet for efficient list creation #28620

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Added a section on using Emmet abbreviations for efficient list creation. Included a reminder that Emmet abbreviations will be covered in depth later in the curriculum, and there is no immediate requirement to master them now. This aims to help users speed up their HTML workflow with Emmet.

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Aimed to help users speed up their HTML workflow when working with lists using Emmet.

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  • Added a section on using Emmet abbreviations for efficient list creation.
  • Included a reminder that Emmet abbreviations will be covered in depth later in the curriculum.
  • Noted that there is no immediate requirement to master Emmet abbreviations now.

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Added a section on using Emmett abbreviations for efficient list creation. Included a reminder that Emmett abbreviations will be covered in depth later in the curriculum, and there is no immediate requirement to master them now. This aims to help users speed up their HTML workflow with Emmett.
@github-actions github-actions bot added the Content: Foundations Involves the Foundations content label Aug 12, 2024
I got errors when I tried to pull my changes,
The edit to fix included:
 - Adding a blank space bellow a new created heading
 - Capitalize a proper name: html > HTML

After inspecting I found that there were 2 errors related to already existed *proper-names*, but I didn't touch them, which mean even after this change, linting error will not solved completely.
@CouchofTomato CouchofTomato requested review from a team and codyloyd and removed request for a team August 13, 2024 14:13
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Emmet was mentioned indirectly before that lesson in VSCode shortcut and will be explicitly mentioned and explained later in the curriculum in the Emmet lesson

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I believe that this Emmet shortcut for creating lists will be incredibly helpful for learners now. When they soon begin their first project—building a recipe website, which involves creating numerous lists on each page—they will find it very useful.

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Thanks for taking the time to do this @youssef-el-atmani, I appreciate the effort that went into it. But we'd like our learners to get used to writing HTML without too much help from emmet early on. It helps build muscle memory and makes the benefits of emmet clearer later on in the Emmet lesson

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Thank you @KevinMulhern for the clarification.

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