Reverting test change

Author: Cooper-RackRobo

docs/powercore-v3.0/user-manual/index.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ The Powercore V3.0 is an open-source wire EDM (electrical discharge machining) p
 ### What is wire EDM? 
 Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (Wire EDM or WEDM) is a manufacturing process used to cut intricate shapes and contours in electrically conductive materials, such as metals. It operates by generating a series of rapid electrical discharges (sparks) between a thin, electrically charged wire (usually made of brass) and the workpiece, which is submerged in a dielectric fluid (usually water). The electrical discharges create intense localized heat, which melts and vaporizes small portions of the material. This allows for the creation of complex geometries with high accuracy and fine surface finishes.
 
-[!WARNING]
+### DANGER
 - The Powercore V3 operates at a potentially hazardous voltage of 48 - 150 VDC, and supplies high-power waveforms. DO NOT TOUCH the Powercore V3 or any exposed electrical conductor, workpiece, or electrode during the EDM process
 - EDM produces strong electromagnetic fields and may interact with medical implants. DO NOT operate the Powercore V3 or occupy a space near the Powercore V3 if you have a medical implant