Update low-code-cdk-overview.md

[Jeroendevr]

What

For those not using the Builder UI, you might skip the section where the YAML file is called the Connector Manifest. So as a reader you only read the section Configuring the YAML file
Coming from the tutorial I had to search where the Connector Manifest is discussed in more detail.

Rewording

The sentence

The low-code framework involves editing the Connector Manifest a boilerplate YAML file. The general structure of the YAML file is as follows:

Reads as if the Connector Manifest is boilerplate, perhaps its more clear to remove boilerplate?

The low-code framework involves editing the Connector Manifest a YAML file. The general structure of the YAML file is as follows:

How

N.A.

Review guide

N.A

User Impact

Explicit naming that the boilerplate yaml file is the Connector Manifest

Can this PR be safely reverted and rolled back?

• YES 💚
• NO ❌

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[Jeroendevr]

Now I think about it the header of the paragraph could also be renamed from

Configuring the YAML file

to

Configuring the Connector Manifest file

[marcosmarxm]

Thanks @Jeroendevr, @Adorism can you take a look into this suggestion?

[Adorism]

Looks good, made an edit suggestion for grammatical clarity.

[Jeroendevr]

@Adorism , thank you for approving. Question about this PR. I have updated a couple of times the branch as I thought this was keeping me from merging this PR. But it waits on Run connectors full CI on fork is it usual that it takes two days or is something else going on?
Thanks,

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