Update to Merge Request #136 [Formative assessments with custom container.]#170
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…nd a slightly difficult challenge on the "toolchain" page
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I accidentally opened a pull request onto main, In the future I'll make a branch. |
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This is an extension of #136 with an iterated on Challenge box, and an included answer accordion in the documentation. Below is a screenshot of one of the challenge questions.
I felt that since #136 was requested back in January that it might be better to close that merge request and reopen a new one. Is there anything that might be needed to iterate on?