Update the how-to-get-help handbook page to reflect the move from multiple repositories into a single Repository

Why is this change being made?

This change is being made as an output to the following EPIC : Future proof the RFH process by migrating all the repositories to a single repository

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Commits

• Update file how-to-get-help.md

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content/handbook/support/workflows/how-to-get-help.md

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Especially if you feel you're stalled on a ticket and need assistance identifyin
 
 To enhance collaboration between the support and development teams, GitLab has implemented the Request for Help (RFH) process. This allows support engineers to formally request assistance from the specific GitLab development groups responsible for the relevant functionality when facing technical challenges that impede ticket resolution. This section outlines the necessary steps to effectively utilize the RFH process.
 
-It's important to note that this process is part of a broader, iterative strategy aimed at deploying this workflow across all development sections and groups at GitLab. If a RFH template for a particular development group is not yet available, please reach out to [John Lyttle](https://gitlab.com/jlyttle) to initiate the creation of the required RFH template.
+It's important to note that this process is part of a broader, iterative strategy aimed at deploying this workflow across all development sections and groups at GitLab. If an RFH template for a particular development group is not yet available, please reach out to [John Lyttle](https://gitlab.com/jlyttle) to initiate the creation of the required RFH template.
 
 #### Are you requesting for Dev help too soon?