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fix(docs): correct alert type from 'tips' to 'tip'

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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Welcome to the official documentation for LifeForge, a comprehensive self-hosted
Before you begin, let's take a look at some background story of this project.
<Alert className="mt-6" type="tips">
<Alert className="mt-6" type="tip">
Before becoming so popular today, LifeForge started as just a little personal project of mine back in late 2023.
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<section id="the-best-christmas-gift">
## The Best Christmas Gift
In the Christmas Eve of the year 2025, I woke up early in the morning, checked my phone, and was surprised with an email notification from GitHub saying that someone had opened a pull request to contribute a Russian translation for the LifeForge project. I was overjoyed. However, my excitement reached a new high when I saw that the repository had suddenly surged past 300 stars. It was a surreal moment for me, as I never expected that my little project would gain such recognition and appreciation from the community.
In the Christmas Eve of the year 2025, I woke up early in the morning, checked my phone, and was surprised with an email notification from GitHub saying that someone had opened a pull request to contribute a Turkish translation for the LifeForge project. I was overjoyed. However, my excitement reached a new high when I saw that the repository had suddenly surged past 300 stars. It was a surreal moment for me, as I never expected that my little project would gain such recognition and appreciation from the community.
And the momentum didn't stop there. The star count kept climbing, and soon enough, the repository had surpassed 500 stars. It was a testament to the hard work and dedication that I had put into the project, and it was incredibly rewarding to see that others were finding value in it as well.