Update 02-quickstart.mdx

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Greptile Summary

This PR makes a single punctuation change in the 02-quickstart.mdx tutorial, replacing a trailing colon with a period on the introductory sentence before the make install code block.

• The change is a minor docs-only edit with no impact on functionality.
• The updated punctuation is inconsistent with every other code-block introduction in the same file, which all use a trailing colon — reverting to a colon would keep the document's style uniform.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — docs-only change with no functional impact.

The only finding is a P2 style inconsistency (colon vs. period before a code block). All other file content is untouched; there are no logic, build, or data-integrity concerns.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
sdk/next/tutorials/example/02-quickstart.mdx	Single punctuation change: trailing colon replaced with a period on line 16, introducing a minor style inconsistency with the rest of the file

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Inconsistent punctuation before code block

Every other introductory sentence in this file that leads directly into a code block uses a trailing colon. Changing this one instance to a period creates a style inconsistency within the document. For example:

• Line 22: "Verify the install by running:"
• Line 28: "You can also run the following to see all available node CLI commands:"
• Line 44: "Open a second terminal and query the current count:"
• Line 57: "You can also query the module parameters:"
• Line 83: "After submitting the transaction, query the counter again to see the updated module state:"

Consider reverting to a colon here to stay consistent:

Suggested change

	Run the following to compile the `exampled` binary and place it on your `$PATH`.
	Run the following to compile the `exampled` binary and place it on your `$PATH`:

_{Note: If this suggestion doesn't match your team's coding style, reply to this and let me know. I'll remember it for next time!}