Add beginner-friendly example showing how to loop through files#25
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This contribution adds a new example script named
for_loop_filesto the what-are-loops section.The script demonstrates how to use a for loop to iterate over .txt files in the current directory.
This example provides a practical, real-world use case for beginners learning Bash loops.
It complements the existing loop examples by showing how loops interact with file patterns,
which is a common task in shell scripting.