Add WebTerm Learn hands-on courses to three Shell/Bash topics - #10358
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@course@link each to three Shell/Bash topics where a hands-on exercise complements the existing articles and videos:shell-bash/ Navigate Between Directories → Terminal Basics (.,~,/, absolute vs relative paths)shell-bash/ Redirects & Pipelines → Terminal Basics (the pipes and redirects lesson)shell-bash/ Vim → Vim Introduction (modes, motions, operators)Both are free courses on WebTerm Learn. Each lesson opens a simulated Linux terminal in the browser; the learner types real commands and the exercise checks the result, so equivalent commands are accepted. The first lesson of each course needs no account; the rest need a free account. Every topic stays within the 8-link limit (5, 4 and 5 links after this change).
Disclosure: I built WebTerm Learn (an earlier PR, #10269, added it to a few Linux topics). I'm happy to drop any link you consider off-topic.