feat/idea: improve quiz experience by hiding answers in README

[glaucia86]

To make the learning experience more engaging without requiring external tools or issue tracking, we can enhance the quiz section in the README by hiding the correct answer inside a collapsible Markdown block (<details> tag).

This allows users to attempt the quiz before revealing the correct answer, keeping the experience interactive and self-contained within GitHub.

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✅ Proposed Solution

1️⃣ Update the Quiz Format in README

• Use Markdown collapsible blocks (<details>...</details>) to hide the correct answer so users can try answering before revealing it.

• Example update in README:

## 🧩 Quick Challenge!  
What was the main architectural challenge that Dinocrates faced?  

- [ ] Lack of materials  
- [ ] Navigation issues near the coast  
- [ ] Political instability  

<details>
  <summary>💡 Click to Reveal Answer</summary>
  ✅ **Correct answer:** Navigation issues near the coast.
</details>

✅ Impact:

🔹 Users engage with the quiz before checking the answer.
🔹 No need for external issue tracking or GitHub Actions.
🔹 Simple and fully compatible with GitHub Markdown.

[codewithdhruba01]

Yes, I can solve this Issue #21 The issue suggests enhancing the quiz experience in the README file by hiding the correct answers within collapsible Markdown blocks. This approach allows users to attempt the quiz before revealing the answers, making the learning process more interactive and self-contained within GitHub.

Solution

To implement this, you can update the quiz section in the README as follows:

## Quick Challenge!
What was the main architectural change introduced in React 18?

<details>
<summary>Click to reveal the answer</summary>
React 18 introduced concurrent rendering, allowing React to work on multiple tasks simultaneously without blocking the main thread.
</details>

By using the <details> and <summary> tags, the answer is hidden by default and can be revealed when the user clicks on "Click to reveal the answer."