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update let variable example - #6
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In hindsight, it is obvious that this example is just creating a local variable. The point of this lesson was to show how let variables reset between examples and how to use context blocks.
I have updated the explanation of let variables and the example of overriding a let variable. This is my initial attempt to resolve #4, however, I am open to continuing discussion or even removing this example.