Fix link accessibility in part4b#4300
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This is a follow-up to the accessibility improvements in PR fullstack-hy2020#2289. This PR replaces a generic `here` link with descriptive link text. Descriptive link text is an important accessibility practice, particularly for screen reader users who may navigate pages by listing links, where generic text such as `here` provides little context. There are additional instances of generic link text (such as `here`) in the course material. I chose to keep this PR limited to a single change to make it easy to review and to avoid unnecessary merge conflicts.
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This is a follow-up to the accessibility improvements in PR #2289.
This PR replaces a generic
herelink with descriptive link text. Descriptive link text is an important accessibility practice, particularly for screen reader users who may navigate pages by listing links, where generic text such ashereprovides little context.There are additional instances of generic link text (such as
here) in the course material. I chose to keep this PR limited to a single change to make it easy to review and to avoid unnecessary merge conflicts.