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Additional Notes:

The Desktop App prerequisites say "Web app built (follow step 4 above)", but step 4 is titled "Extension Setup". The Web App instructions are only a subsection of it, so readers may build the extension instead of the web app.

Updated after CodeRabbit's review: the "EduAid Web App" subsection only runs npm run start, while the actual web app build command (npm run build) is in the Production Build section, so the prerequisite now points there.

Change:

• Web app built (follow step 4 above)

• Web app built (see "Build Web App" under "Production Build" below)

Docs-only change, no code affected. I searched open PRs and could not find one touching this line.

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  • Updated the desktop app prerequisites to direct readers to the “Build Web App” instructions in the “Production Build” section instead of step 4. This clarifies where to find the relevant build guidance in the README.

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The README now directs readers to “Build Web App” under “Production Build” for the built web app prerequisite.

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Web app prerequisite reference README.md	The prerequisite now points to “Build Web App” under “Production Build”.

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The prerequisite now directs readers to the web app build command and is ready to merge after normal checks.

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- Line 147: Update the “Web app built” prerequisite in the README to point to
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Thanks for the review! I updated the prerequisite to point to the “Build Web App” step under “Production Build”.