Replace [!INFO] callouts with Hugo notes shortcode #16150
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This PR replaces all GitHub-style
[!INFO]
callout syntax with the proper Hugo{{% notes type="info" %}}
shortcode format.Background
The repository contained 20 instances of the
[!INFO]
callout format, which is GitHub-specific markdown syntax that doesn't render properly in Hugo (the static site generator used for the Pulumi documentation). These callouts need to be converted to the Hugonotes
shortcode format as specified in the repository's STYLE-GUIDE.md.Changes
Pattern replaced:
With:
Files Modified
content/what-is/
, 15 incontent/blog/
)Validation
[!INFO]
callouts in repository{{% notes type="info" %}}
shortcodesThe changes ensure consistent rendering of informational callouts across the documentation site and align with the repository's style guide.
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