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Add a sign-up snippet - #1052
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The Exercism sign-up page shows this code sample to people who say they can code a little, to check whether they understand coding basics. The maintainers-admin team owns the file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This will probably not run correctly until we moved the track to a newer cop version
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Hello 👋
When someone signs up to Exercism, we're adding a question about their level of experience. If they're not sure, we're showing them a codesample in their primary language to assertain if they understand coding basics. I'm adding a sample to each track repo with some AI-generated code based off where Jiki leaves a student conceptually.
@exercism/cpp: You almost certainly don't need to give any time to thinking about this, and I'll self-merge this PR shortly 🙂