chore(challenges): fixed a minor spelling error

[lauren-van-sloun]

Description

Fixed a minor spelling error ("a option" => "an option")

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Checklist:

• Tested changes locally.
• Addressed currently open issue #17990

Closes #17990

[moT01]

@ashera138 looks good I think, that's my first time merging something so hopefully I did it correctly - You should maybe put in the description of the PR that you also changed all that spacing so the person reviewing it knows.

[lauren-van-sloun]

I actually noticed the extra white spaces after pushing (oops). I think maybe it was because I did the edit in Notepad++? I'm not sure.

Thanks again for helping me on my first pr! 👍

[moT01]

Perhaps, you didn't deliberately add them I take? - I was going to say they should be deleted, but I noticed several other files shared that structure so I didn't think it was a problem. Thanks for contributing 👍

[lauren-van-sloun]

Yeah, I didn't intentionally add them. And you're welcome. 😄

[scissorsneedfoodtoo]

@ashera138, thanks again for your contribution! And thank you for taking over the QA and merge @moT01 👍

No need to worry about all of the extra line breaks. That's just the new prettier format that runs with the linter. Really threw me the first time, too!

[lauren-van-sloun]

Oh alright, good to know. Thanks for mentioning that @scissorsneedfoodtoo. And thanks you guys for sharing an easy issue for a beginner to grab. 😃

[raisedadead]

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