docs: mention Challenge Editor repository in setup guide - #1452
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this is not what the issue is about, the issue is about using the challenge editor
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Update index.md)Closes #1441
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Adds a note to the setup guide explaining that contributors who plan to work on the Challenge Editor should clone its separate repository, since it is maintained independently from the main freeCodeCamp repository.