chore: Clarify outdated-components quiz instructions in OWASP module#101
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The previous description told learners to "change the atom below" and referred to packages "installed in this Livebook." That wording likely matched an older auto-grading approach and no longer fits the graded select input, which can lead learners to solve the quiz inconsistently. Rewording the instructions in an attempt to improve clarity and direct learners to select and update the affected package.
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The previous description told learners to "change the atom below" and referred to packages "installed in this Livebook." That wording likely matched an older auto-grading approach and no longer fits the graded select input, which can lead learners to solve the quiz inconsistently.
Rewording the instructions in an attempt to improve clarity and direct learners to select and update the affected package.