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fix(curriculum): clarify user story in fCC Forum Leaderboard (#61074)

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@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Fulfill the user stories below and get all the tests to pass to complete the lab
- an `href` with the value of `<forumCategoryUrl>/<className>/<id>`, where `<className>` is the `className` property of the selected category and `id` is the argument passed to `forumCategory`.
1. If the `allCategories` object does not have the selected category id as its property, `category` should be indicated as `General` and `className` should be indicated as `general`.
1. You should have a function named `avatars` that takes two arrays representing posters and users, respectively.
1. The `avatars` function should return a string made by joining `img` elements, one for each poster found inside the user array. _Hint:_ You can find users by comparing the `user_id` property of the poster with the `id` property of the user.
1. The `avatars` function should return a string made by joining `img` elements, one for each `user_id` in the `posters` array. Find the `img` URL by looking up the `user_id` property in the `posters` array and find the matching `id` property in the `users` array.
1. The `avatars` function should set each avatar's size by accessing the `avatar_template` property and replacing `{size}` with `30`.
1. Each image element should have an alt text with the value of the `name` property of the poster.
1. Each image element should have a source with the value of the `avatar_template` property of the poster. In case `avatar_template` contains a relative path, you should set the source to `<avatarUrl>/<avatar_template>`.