Update greeting message in Get method of InfoController for clarity

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Summary of Changes

The pull request (PR) has removed the WeatherForecastController file from the a/src/MyWebApi/MyWebApi/Controllers directory and moved it to the corresponding location in the b branch (++ b/src/MyWebApi/MyWebApi/Controllers). Additionally, a variable declaration was removed from the InfoController class.

Feedback

Overall, this is a simple but significant change. Here's my review of the code changes:

Correctness and Clarity

• The move of WeatherForecastController seems logical, assuming that it should be part of the main API controllers.
• Removing the unused variable _helloworld from the InfoController class is good practice, as it helps maintain a clean and organized codebase.

Potential Issues

• Without knowing more about the context or previous implementation, it's unclear why the WeatherForecastController was removed in the first place. Make sure to review the changes made to this controller before accepting this PR.
• There are no obvious syntax errors or bugs in the changed files, but it's essential to thoroughly test the API after such a significant change.

Improvements and Suggestions

• Consider adding some comments or explanations for the move of WeatherForecastController. This can help new team members understand the reasoning behind the change.
• Use descriptive commit messages that summarize the changes made in this PR. A simple "Move WeatherForecastController to main API" would be a good start.

Additional Feedback

To make this code review more comprehensive, I'd like to suggest a few more questions:

• What is the current implementation of WeatherForecastController?
• Are there any specific reasons why it was removed from its previous location?
• Did anyone test the updated WeatherForecastController before accepting this PR?

By addressing these concerns and making sure that the code change aligns with our project's goals and coding standards, we can ensure a more maintainable and stable API.

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diff --git a/src/MyWebApi/MyWebApi/Controllers/WeatherForecastController.cs b/src/MyWebApi/MyWebApi/Controllers/WeatherForecastController.cs

index c4f1d7e..ef8d6c3 100644

--- a/src/MyWebApi/MyWebApi/Controllers/WeatherForecastController.cs
+++ b/src/MyWebApi/MyWebApi/Controllers/WeatherForecastController.cs

-             var _helloworld = "Hello World from InfoController. This is a sample message.";
+             var _helloworld = "Hello World from InfoController.";

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