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fix(curriculum): removes duplicated "title" in UTF lesson (#63731)

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@@ -7,8 +7,6 @@ dashedName: what-is-utf-8-character-encoding
# --description--
What is UTF-8 character encoding, and why is it needed?
UTF-8, or UCS Transformation Format 8, is a standardized character encoding widely used on the web. Character encoding is the method computers use to store characters as data. Essentially, all text on a web page is a sequence of characters stored as one or more bytes. In computing, a byte is a unit of data consisting of 8 bits, or binary digits. UTF-8 supports every character in the Unicode character set - and this includes characters and symbols from all writing systems, languages, and technical symbols. Here is an example of using the `meta` element with the `charset` attribute to set the character encoding to `UTF-8`:
```html