Found bug in Python curriculum - how to get it fixed?

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I working through the Python certification. I am in Loops and Sequences → Working with Loops and Sequences → What are Lists and How Do They Work.

The second paragraph repeats the same sentence:
The list data type is an ordered sequence of elements that can be comprised of strings, numbers, or even other lists. The list data type is an ordered sequence of elements that can be comprised of strings, numbers, or even other lists. Lists are mutable and use zero-based indexing, meaning that the first element of the list is at index zero.

I did a quick search for the word Python in the freeCodeCamp repos on GitHub and only found an archived Python coding challenges.

Can anyone point me to where the text for this curriculum is stored in a repo? I would like to submit a PR to have the repeated sentence removed.

If it is something I cannot submit a PR on, can somebody share this with someone that can handle it?

Thanks in advance for the help.

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It might be here:

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Thank you. I will submit a PR to remove the duplicate sentence

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Welcome back to the forum @ratracegrad

Please check there isn’t an open issue or pull request for the duplicate text. If there isn’t any, then you can raise a new issue.

Moderators and contributors then discuss how to handle the issue. If it is marked as ‘Help Wanted’ then you can submit a pull request. If it is marked as ‘First timers only’ then submit a PR if it is your first contribution to the repository.

Happy coding

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Dang, seems somebody made the change already in a PR just a few days ago. Disaapointed that I couldn’t contribute but glad it got fixed.
Thanks everyone for the help

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