Clarify Lesson 1.6 instructions about 'nvim tutor' file editing

[pythoncarpenter]

Summary

In the included Neovim Tutor (Lesson 1.6: EDITING A FILE), the user is instructed to run `nvim tutor` from a second terminal.
This is confusing for users who expect an integrated sub-lesson (or a dedicated practice file) inside kickstart.nvim’s tutorial flow.
It isn’t obvious that they’re just editing a blank “tutor” file with no automated “check” or linking back to the main tutorial.

Details

• What happens: Lesson 1.6 says:

  If can access to another terminal, do the following there:
  $ nvim tutor

  Then `:wq` to save. But there is no actual sub-lesson in that file, nor an automatic check that the user completed the practice.

• What we expected:

  1. Possibly a specific practice file that is recognized by the tutorial, e.g. “kickstart_lesson_1_6.txt.”
  2. When the user returns to the Tutor, a checkmark or some feedback that Lesson 1.6 is “done.”
  3. Clear instructions on how to link the user’s edits back to the main lesson flow.

Why It Matters

• Newcomers see `nvim tutor` and assume it’s an official sub-lesson integrated with the main tutorial, but it’s just a generic “tutor” file name.
• Because there is no auto-check for completion, users wonder if they did everything correctly or if the tutorial should reflect “Lesson 1.6 complete.”

Proposed Solutions

• Update the text in Lesson 1.6 to clarify:

  "Open a second terminal and run `nvim some_practice_file`. Once you edit and save, come back to the Tutor. (Note: there’s no auto-check; just practice the commands.)"

• Optionally: Provide a short dummy file (e.g., `.local/share/nvim/kickstart_lesson_1_6.txt`) which the user can edit so that the main Tutor sees changes (if you plan to implement any form of “completion” check).
• Or simply rename the file name in instructions from “tutor” to something less confusing like “mypractice.txt.”

Thanks for all your work on kickstart.nvim—really helpful for new Neovim users!