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Fix wrong library attribution in the comment for Append To List#96

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Append To List is from Collections Library : not BuiltIn Library

https://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/libraries/Collections.html#Append%20To%20List

The inline comment in chapter-05/02_control_structures.md:297 says Append To List is a BuiltIn keyword, but it actually belongs to the Collections library

(already imported on line 267 of the same example) ,, for a learner, could create confusion about which library each keyword comes from.

if the intent was to say it is a built-in keyword ( a keyword that come with RF without installing any other dependency ) and we want to keep this intent, i have two suggestions :

  • Standard library keyword to append a value to a list (not very clear)
  • built-in ( written this way ) kewyrod to append a value to a list

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@GerwinLaagland GerwinLaagland modified the milestone: 1.1.0 May 5, 2026
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Current suggestion is fine. This is late into the syllabus, and advanced concept already. I think it's fine to refer to other libraries. 👍

@GerwinLaagland GerwinLaagland merged commit 28ebf08 into main May 5, 2026
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