fix: make function lesson render #60
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i think someone got lost
willingc
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This just fixes the lesson so it renders. I think we should refactor this lesson to be about more
We might be able to take some of the intro multi parameter stuff and move it to the write-functions lesson.
And then finally, i think some graphics that really help users understand namespaces and what happens when a function runs vs the outputs of a script... theses are just ideas that could become an issue that we address later.