feat: improved notice management

guide/semesters/masters.md

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 # Masters
 ::: info

guide/semesters/semester-planning.md

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 # Semester Planning
 Whenever the course registration opens, make sure that you know what you want to do next semester,

guide/semesters/semester1.md

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 # Semester 1
 Chances are that if you are reading this, you are starting with ETH, so here a few important remarks:

guide/semesters/semester2.md

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 # Semester 2
 Semester 2 is in my opinion (and the one of many people) the easiest semester in the entire Bachelor's programme for Computer Science.

guide/semesters/semester3.md

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 # Semester 3
 Semester 3 is an interesting semester in terms of the courses, ranging from well taught (Analysis II and TI) to atrocious (NumCS).

guide/semesters/semester4.md

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 # Semester 4
 Semester 4 is typically considered the second easiest semester and I agree.

guide/semesters/semester5-onwards.md

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 # Semester 5 and onwards
 ::: info