chore: remove preface heading from pages#114
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The "## Preface" heading served as a meta-label rather than descriptive content. Removing it allows introductory text to flow naturally after the frontmatter, following standard documentation conventions. Also fix MD029 linting issue in grpc-basic-auth.md (code block indentation within ordered list).
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Summary
Removes the
## Prefaceheading from 17 documentation pages acrosscontent/get-started/andcontent/tutorials/.Reason
The
## Prefaceheading is a meta-label rather than descriptive content. Introductory paragraphs work better as un-headed text flowing naturally after the frontmatter, which is the standard documentation convention.Changes
## Prefaceand the following blank line from 17 filesgrpc-basic-auth.md(code block indentation within ordered list)