fix: Add missing period to commit message example (#29312)

Added a missing period to the body of the good commit message example to adhere to punctuation conventions and emphasize the difference between the subject and the body.
TheOdinProject · Jan 13, 2025 · f591c51 · f591c51
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diff --git a/git/foundations_git/commit_messages.md b/git/foundations_git/commit_messages.md
@@ -59,13 +59,13 @@ Now that we learned the secret to creating a good commit message, let's try and
 ```git
 Add missing link and alt text to the company's logo
 
-Screen readers won't read the images to users with disabilities without this information
+Screen readers won't read the images to users with disabilities without this information.
 ```
 
 Ahh, that's better! :) Now, developers can gain a better understanding of this commit message because it does the following:
 
 - Provides a subject that specifies your code's action (e.g., "Add missing link and alt text to the company's logo").
-- Contains a body that provides a concise yet clear description of why the commit needed to be made (e.g., "Screen readers won't read the images to users with disabilities without this information").
+- Contains a body that provides a concise yet clear description of why the commit needed to be made (e.g., "Screen readers won't read the images to users with disabilities without this information.").
 - Separates the subject from the body with a new/blank line. This is a best practice we highly recommend following. It makes commit messages easier for other developers to read.
 
 ### How to commit with a subject and body in the message