Commit Messages: Add missing period to the body of commit message example #29312
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Added a missing period to the body of the good commit message example to adhere to punctuation conventions and emphasize the difference between the subject and the body.
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The current example in the lesson about writing good commit messages lacks proper punctuation in the body of the commit message. This can lead to confusion for learners about the conventions of writing commit messages, as it doesn’t illustrate the best practice of punctuating the body properly. Adding the missing period helps clarify the difference between the subject and the body and ensures the example adheres to punctuation conventions.
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