added Oxford comma to sitemap text#8651
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egcuriel
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Hi @emoore36 !
I have reviewed this pull request and verified the following:
PR Verification:
- Pull Request uses the correct branch
- Original issue is linked
- Screenshots included
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Technical Verification:
- Issue requirements are addressed correctly
- Changes are accurately represented locally across viewports:
- Desktop
- Mobile
- No new console errors or warnings present
- No unresolved CodeQL alerts
Notes:
- Everything looks good on my end, keep up the good work!
Status: PR Approved
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Nice job here! This is a very clean PR. Keep up the good work!
PR checklist:
- The issue has been correctly linked.
- In the issue, you've correctly assigned yourself.
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- The CodeQL alerts have been correctly checked off.
- Relevant before and after pictures included.
- Tested changes... works on desktop and mobile.
One thing I will note: This is not actually an Oxford comma. An Oxford comma separates the last item in a list of items, before the "and" or "or". The addition of the comma is correct, but it is just a comma between two independent clauses. So, the naming of this PR is a little off, but other than that, nice job!
Fixes #8514
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