Solution Reference: Challenge 11 -- Day 2 Pull Request

This shows a PR created from a locally-pushed branch.

Example PR

Title: docs: improve welcome page formatting and fix broken link

Body:

## Changes

- Fixed the broken link to the schedule on line 22
- Added a "Getting Help" section after the introduction
- Cleaned up inconsistent heading levels

## How I made these changes

I cloned the repo locally (Challenge 10), created a branch called
`fix/welcome-improvements`, made the edits in VS Code, committed,
and pushed. This PR is the result.

Closes #8

## Pattern recognition

Compared to my Day 1 PR (Challenge 6), this one:
- Started from a local clone instead of the GitHub web editor
- Had multiple commits instead of just one
- Required a `git push` step that Day 1 did not need

What is different from Day 1

Day 1 PR (Challenge 6) Day 2 PR (Challenge 11)
Edited on github.com or github.dev Edited locally in VS Code, Desktop, or terminal
Single commit created through the web UI One or more commits created with git commit
Branch created on GitHub Branch created locally with git checkout -b
No push needed (already on GitHub) Required git push to send branch to GitHub
PR created from the web prompt PR created from the web prompt or gh pr create

What matters

The learning objective is recognizing the similarities and differences between web-based and local Git workflows. Both end with a PR. If you created a PR from a locally-pushed branch and noted what changed compared to Day 1, you completed this challenge.

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