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LCORE-247: fixed notes in Getting started guide

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    • Updated formatting of note and info blocks for improved consistency and readability in the Getting Started guide. No content changes were made.

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This change standardizes the formatting of note and info blocks in the docs/getting_started.md file. All admonition blocks are updated to use the blockquote markdown style with the appropriate [!NOTE] or [!INFO] tags, ensuring consistency throughout the documentation. No content or instructional changes were made.

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Markdown Note Block Formatting
docs/getting_started.md
Updated all [!NOTE] and [!INFO] admonition blocks to blockquote style using > [!NOTE] or > [!INFO]. One [!NOTE] was changed to [!INFO]. No content changes.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
docs/getting_started.md (1)

1531-1532: Minor wording polish (“cannot”, grammar)

-> Please note that `--network host` is insecure option. It is used there because LCS service running in a container have to access Llama Stack running *outside* this container and the standard port mapping can not be leveraged there. This configuration would be ok for development purposes, but for real deployment, network needs to be reconfigured accordingly to maintain required container isolation!
+> Please note that `--network host` is an insecure option. It is used here because the LCS service running in a container has to access Llama Stack running *outside* this container and the standard port mapping cannot be leveraged. This configuration is acceptable for development purposes, but for real deployments the network must be configured properly to maintain container isolation.

This resolves the LanguageTool style warning and tightens the sentence.

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1053-1053: Blank line inside blockquote

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[style] ~1532-~1532: Unless you want to emphasize “not”, use “cannot” which is more common.
Context: ...container and the standard port mapping can not be leveraged there. This configuration ...

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docs/getting_started.md (3)

94-95: Admonition converted to proper block-quote – looks good
The [!NOTE] block now renders correctly on GitHub and mkdocs-material.


105-106: Consistent formatting retained
Same improvement here; no further action needed.


992-993: Good call-out formatting
The container prerequisite note now follows the new style – all good.

Comment on lines +1051 to +1055
> [!NOTE]
> Please note that LCS service will be run in a container. Llama Stack itself can be run in a container, in separate local process, or on external machine. It is just needed to know the URL (including TCP port) to connect to Llama Stack.

[!NOTE]
If Llama Stack is started from a container or is running on separate machine, you can skip next parts - it is expected that everything is setup accordingly.
> [!INFO]
> If Llama Stack is started from a container or is running on separate machine, you can skip next parts - it is expected that everything is setup accordingly.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Remove blank line inside block-quote to satisfy markdownlint (MD028)

A blank line (Line 1053) splits the [!NOTE] and [!INFO] blocks, triggering MD028: no-blanks-blockquote.
You can simply drop the blank line:

 > [!NOTE]
 > Please note that LCS service will be run in a container. Llama Stack itself can be run in a container, in separate local process, or on external machine. It is just needed to know the URL (including TCP port) to connect to Llama Stack.
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 > [!INFO]
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> [!NOTE]
> Please note that LCS service will be run in a container. Llama Stack itself can be run in a container, in separate local process, or on external machine. It is just needed to know the URL (including TCP port) to connect to Llama Stack.
[!NOTE]
If Llama Stack is started from a container or is running on separate machine, you can skip next parts - it is expected that everything is setup accordingly.
> [!INFO]
> If Llama Stack is started from a container or is running on separate machine, you can skip next parts - it is expected that everything is setup accordingly.
> [!NOTE]
> Please note that LCS service will be run in a container. Llama Stack itself can be run in a container, in separate local process, or on external machine. It is just needed to know the URL (including TCP port) to connect to Llama Stack.
> [!INFO]
> If Llama Stack is started from a container or is running on separate machine, you can skip next parts - it is expected that everything is setup accordingly.
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🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)

1053-1053: Blank line inside blockquote

(MD028, no-blanks-blockquote)

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In docs/getting_started.md around lines 1051 to 1055, there is a blank line
between the [!NOTE] and [!INFO] block quotes that violates markdownlint rule
MD028. Remove the blank line at line 1053 so that the two block quotes are
directly adjacent without any empty lines separating them.

@tisnik tisnik merged commit 7dd8139 into lightspeed-core:main Aug 3, 2025
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