Autumn 2026 review - #246
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Added keypoints about GitHub Actions and CI/CD setup.
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Related to first comment in coderefinery#245. Add lesson description in index as in the git intro https://coderefinery.github.io/git-intro/
also modified glossary
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stress automated vs non automated testing also, add definition of CI and common meaning of CI
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Tries to address all issues in #245.
This PR will contain many independent bits, please use the code review feature to choose which changes should be approved.
I will add comments there too.
I can't add @Vinye to the reviewers it seems, but she's definitely got a say here :-)