Quick Start: define frontmatter inline and surface .lock.yml semantics as a callout

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Quick Start used “frontmatter” without enough in-context definition for first-time users, and the .lock.yml explanation was easy to miss in plain body text. This update keeps content intact while improving scanability and beginner comprehension through presentation-only edits.

• Step 4 terminology clarity

  • Updated first use of frontmatter to include an inline definition: “the YAML configuration block between the --- markers...”.

• .lock.yml explanation visibility

  • Wrapped the existing .lock.yml explanation in a [!NOTE] callout so it stands out during skimming.

• Scope

  • Single-file docs change in docs/src/content/docs/setup/quick-start.mdx.
  • No removal of existing guidance; only wording/presentation adjustments.

> [!NOTE]
> The `.lock.yml` is the compiled GitHub Actions workflow generated from your markdown — it is what actually runs, and it is regenerated automatically, so you never edit it by hand.

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Pull request overview

Improves the Quick Start documentation’s scanability and first-time-reader clarity by defining “frontmatter” inline at first mention and making the .lock.yml explanation more prominent via a callout.

Changes:

• Converted the existing .lock.yml explanatory sentence into a [!NOTE] callout for better visibility.
• Clarified the term “frontmatter” inline as “the YAML configuration block between the --- markers…”.

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File	Description
docs/src/content/docs/setup/quick-start.mdx	Adds a .lock.yml note callout and clarifies “frontmatter” with an inline definition to improve beginner comprehension.

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