Update the metadata presentation

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Update metadata presentation in tutorials as discussed on Discord.

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The pull request implements consistent formatting updates across several tutorial files in the repository. In each document, key sections have been reorganized into collapsible <details> elements with summary headers to improve content navigation. Specific headings such as "What you'll build," "What you'll do," and "What you'll learn" have been reformatted—often changed to bold formatting or moved within collapsible elements—to enhance readability and structure. In one case, the "Overview" section was removed and its content was reorganized, and in another, the "Prerequisites" section was divided into separate bolded subsections. Despite these structural and stylistic adjustments, the underlying instructional content remains unchanged.

Possibly related PRs

• ethereum-optimism/docs#1372: Restructures tutorial sections using collapsible <details> elements and reformatting headings, similar to the changes in this PR.
• ethereum-optimism/docs#1367: Targets improvements in the message-passing tutorial’s structure, aligning with the reformatting applied here.
• ethereum-optimism/docs#1253: Reorganizes interop tutorial content to enhance clarity and organization, reflecting the intent behind these modifications.

Suggested reviewers

• zainbacchus
• bradleycamacho

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Done through the audit PRs.