Fix link to Cohort 2

Author: jtr13

blog/2025/package-dev-workshops/index.qmd

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 The [Forwards](https://forwards.github.io/) teaching team is hosting two workshop series beginning next month to teach participants how to build their own R packages. No prior package building experience is required. The course consists of five 90-minute sessions held every two weeks, and will cover core topics such as the structure of R packages, writing and documenting functions, managing dependencies, writing tests, checking packages for errors, and preparing them for distribution on platforms like CRAN or GitHub. Participants will also learn how to package datasets for use within their packages.
 
-Two cohorts are being offered to accommodate different time zones. [Cohort 1]( https://forwards.github.io/package-dev/workshops/summer-2025-cohort-1.html) meets every other Monday starting June 2, from 09:00 to 10:30 UTC and will be taught by Pao Corrales and Ella Kaye. [Cohort 2]( https://forwards.github.io/package-dev/workshops/summer-2025-cohort-1.html) meets every other Tuesday starting June 3, from 14:30 to 16:00 UTC and will be led by Emma Rand, Joyce Robbins, and Heather Turner. 
+Two cohorts are being offered to accommodate different time zones. [Cohort 1]( https://forwards.github.io/package-dev/workshops/summer-2025-cohort-1.html) meets every other Monday starting June 2, from 09:00 to 10:30 UTC and will be taught by Pao Corrales and Ella Kaye. [Cohort 2]( https://forwards.github.io/package-dev/workshops/summer-2025-cohort-2.html) meets every other Tuesday starting June 3, from 14:30 to 16:00 UTC and will be led by Emma Rand, Joyce Robbins, and Heather Turner. 
 
 More information on the content of each session as well as links to register are available on Forwards’ newly revamped [R Package Development Workshop](https://forwards.github.io/package-dev/workshops.html) web site. Note that the modules were designed to be used with or without an accompanying workshop, so learners may choose to work through the material on their own.