React Course: Ensure consistency with American English standards #30197
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- Changed 'behaviour' to 'behavior'
- Changed 'colour' to 'color'
… English - Changed 'behaviour' to 'behavior'
- Added a level 4 heading (`####`) to comply with the required format. (TOP012) - Replaced inline code with quotes around useEffect. (TOP002) - Removed trailing punctuation from the heading." (MD026)
…ffect" - Added a proper title to the note that previously lacked one - Moved the content I mistakenly placed in the title into the body
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I apologize for the oversight! I was more focused on passing the linter test than on truly understanding the error. I kept the original content intact while adding a proper note title. It should be OK now, I tested it on the Markdown Preview Tool to make sure. 😄 
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This PR aims to enhance consistency in language usage throughout the curriculum. This adjustment aligns with American English standards and follows the guidelines outlined in the Odin's Layout Style Guide .
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This is a continuation of what I was working on at #30192. I’ve decided to focus on one entire course at a time instead of tackling each lesson individually to avoid PR spam and keep things tidy. If anything looks off or needs tweaking, just let me know!
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location of change: brief description of changeformat, e.g.Intro to HTML and CSS lesson: Fix link textBecausesection summarizes the reason for this PRThis PRsection has a bullet point list describing the changes in this PRIssuesection