Introduce the 'custom containers' in the Foreword
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Open the book's Foreword section and review how the custom containers are currently presented. Done means the Foreword includes a table describing TIP, WARNING, DANGER, and DETAILS, with an indication of their colors.
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Description
The foreword should document the custom containers used throughout the book, so readers know what to expect when they encounter them.
A small table like :
| Container | Purpose (examples) |
|---|---|
TIP |
Useful tips and best practices |
WARNING |
Important caveats or things to be careful about |
DANGER |
Critical warnings, e.g. about hardware damage or irreversible behavior |
DETAILS |
Collapsible supplementary information |
maybe previewing already the colors etc
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