Add Warning to Pull Requests in Tutorial #317
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This pull request adds a warning to the documentation about pull requests in the official repository.
It highlights that changes will be public and advises developers to review their work carefully.
Additionally, it suggests using personal forks for testing to keep changes private.
This helps prevent confusion and clarifies the process for future contributors.
Note: I made this mistake myself, and I hope this warning helps others avoid the same issue.
Link: Documentation
I used the code-block from 3. Setting up remotes
so visually it should look like this: