fix(wds): Remove manual Git installation requirement from Module 02

Major UX improvement for complete beginners:

Tutorial Changes (Step 4):
- REMOVED: Manual Git installation steps with command line
- ADDED: Explanation that IDE handles Git automatically
- ADDED: GitHub Desktop as visual alternative for non-technical users
- NEW APPROACH: Let Cursor prompt for Git installation when needed

Key improvements:
- Beginners don't need to manually install Git
- Cursor/VS Code will automatically prompt when cloning
- Optional GitHub Desktop path for visual learners
- Reduces friction and confusion for designers
- Eliminates 'why am I doing this?' questions

Overview Changes:
- Updated lesson descriptions to match tutorial flow
- Clarified Git is handled automatically
- Updated completion checklist
- Improved tutorial description

Reasoning:
Complete beginners don't need to understand Git installation.
Modern IDEs handle this transparently. Let the tools do the work.
Designers can focus on design, not developer tooling.

src/modules/wds/course/module-02-installation-setup/module-02-overview.md

@@ -37,48 +37,58 @@ Before you can design with WDS, you need a solid foundation:
 
 ## Module Contents
 
-### Lesson 1: Installing WDS
+### Lesson 1: Create Your GitHub Account
 **Reading time:** 5 minutes
 
-- System prerequisites
+- Why GitHub for designers
-- Clone and install
+- Creating your account
-- Verify installation
+- Choosing a username
-- Troubleshooting common issues
+- Setting up your profile
 
-### Lesson 2: Understanding WDS Structure
+### Lesson 2: Create Your Project Repository
 **Reading time:** 10 minutes
 
-- The `docs/` folder philosophy
+- Repository naming conventions
-- 8-phase folder structure
+- One repo vs. separate repos (specs + code)
-- How WDS organizes your thinking
+- Public vs. private repositories
-- Where AI agents look for information
+- Initial repository setup
+- README basics
 
-### Lesson 3: Creating Your First Project
+### Lesson 3: Install Your IDE
 **Reading time:** 5 minutes
 
-- Project folder setup
+- Cursor vs. VS Code - which to choose
-- Initial configuration
+- Download and installation
-- Workspace organization
+- Basic IDE orientation
-- Best practices
+- Essential settings for designers
 
-### Lesson 4: Meet Your WDS Agents
+### Lesson 4: Clone Your Project (Git Handled Automatically!)
 **Reading time:** 10 minutes
 
-- Mimir: Your guide and orchestrator
+- Understanding "cloning"
-- Freyja: The UX designer
+- The IDE handles Git installation for you
-- Saga: The strategic analyst
+- Visual alternative: GitHub Desktop
-- Idunn: The PM and coordinator
+- Clone your project repository
-- When to use each agent
+- Add WDS to your workspace
+- Create docs folder structure
+
+### Lesson 5: Initiate with Mimir
+**Reading time:** 5 minutes
+
+- The Mimir orchestrator file
+- Drag-to-chat initialization
+- What Mimir will ask you
+- Your first guided session
 
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-## Tutorial: Quick Installation
+## Tutorial: Complete Beginner Setup
 
-**For hands-on learners who want to dive right in:**
+**For hands-on learners who want step-by-step instructions:**
 
-[→ Tutorial 02: Install WDS in 5 Minutes](tutorial-02.md)
+[→ Tutorial 02: Complete Beginner Setup](tutorial-02.md)
 
-Step-by-step guide with copy-paste commands and verification checkpoints.
+**8 detailed steps** from GitHub account creation to Mimir activation, with screenshots-worthy instructions and platform-specific commands.
 
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@@ -86,10 +96,12 @@ Step-by-step guide with copy-paste commands and verification checkpoints.
 
 Once you've completed Module 02:
 
-- ✅ WDS is installed and verified
+- ✅ GitHub account created and repository set up
-- ✅ You understand the folder structure
+- ✅ IDE installed (Cursor or VS Code)
-- ✅ Your first project is set up
+- ✅ Your project cloned to your computer
-- ✅ You know which agents to call
+- ✅ WDS added to your workspace
+- ✅ Docs folder structure created
+- ✅ Mimir activated and ready to guide you
 
 **Next:** [Module 03: Create Project Brief](../module-03-project-brief/module-03-overview.md)
 

src/modules/wds/course/module-02-installation-setup/tutorial-02.md

@@ -148,57 +148,48 @@ Cursor will ask you a few questions:
 
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-## Step 4: Install Git 🔧
+## Step 4: Let the IDE Handle Git 🔧
 
 **What is Git?** The behind-the-scenes tool that syncs your computer with GitHub.
 
-### 4.1 Check if Git is Already Installed
+**Good news:** You don't need to install anything manually! Modern IDEs like Cursor handle this for you.
 
-In Cursor:
+### 4.1 Let Cursor Install Git Automatically
-1. Press **Ctrl+`** (Windows/Linux) or **Cmd+`** (Mac) to open terminal
-2. Type: `git --version`
-3. Press Enter
 
-**If you see a version number (like `git version 2.x.x`):**  
+When you try to clone a repository in Step 5, Cursor will:
-✅ Git is installed! Skip to Step 5.
+1. Check if Git is installed
+2. If not, **automatically prompt you to install it**
+3. Click "Install" when prompted
+4. Done!
 
-**If you see "command not found":**  
+**That's it.** No command line needed.
-Continue to 4.2 below.
 
-### 4.2 Install Git
+### 4.2 Alternative: GitHub Desktop (Even Easier!)
 
-**Windows:**
+**For designers who prefer visual tools:**
-1. Download from **https://git-scm.com/download/win**
-2. Run the installer
-3. Use all default settings (just keep clicking "Next")
-4. Restart Cursor after installation
 
-**Mac:**
+1. Download **GitHub Desktop** from **https://desktop.github.com**
-1. In Cursor terminal, type: `git --version`
+2. Install it
-2. Mac will prompt you to install developer tools
+3. Sign in with your GitHub account
-3. Click "Install" and wait for it to complete
+4. Use it to clone repositories (visual interface, no commands!)
 
-**Linux:**
+**Then** open the cloned folder in Cursor.
+
+**This is perfectly valid!** Many professional designers use GitHub Desktop.
+
+### 4.3 Already Comfortable with Terminal?
+
+If you want to verify Git is installed:
+
+In Cursor terminal (press **Ctrl+`** or **Cmd+`**):
 ```bash
-# Ubuntu/Debian
+git --version
-sudo apt-get install git
-
-# Fedora
-sudo dnf install git
 ```
 
-### 4.3 Configure Git (First Time Only)
+If you see a version number → you're good!  
+If not → Continue to Step 5, Cursor will prompt you.
 
-In Cursor terminal, type these commands (replace with YOUR info):
+**✅ Checkpoint:** Don't worry about this yet - continue to Step 5!
-
-```bash
-git config --global user.name "Your Name"
-git config --global user.email "your.email@example.com"
-```
-
-**Use the same email you used for GitHub!**
-
-**✅ Checkpoint:** `git --version` shows a version number
 
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