fix render bug for good-first-issues:>2 javascript #25293
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These backticks cause the embedded `>` to pass through escaped and be rendered *not* as a `>` symbol, but rather `>` in the HTML output. This change corrects that and also brings it inline with the other example in the same table (no backticks).
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👋🏼 @danhood, thanks for catching this! Your fix looks great, I'll get this merged shortly 🚀 thank you for your help maintaining our docs! ✨
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These backticks cause the embedded
>to pass through escaped and be rendered not as a>symbol, but rather>in the HTML output. This change corrects that and also brings it inline with the other example in the same table (no backticks).Why:
Closes: 25292
What's being changed (if available, include any code snippets, screenshots, or gifs):
Simply removed the conflicting backticks to bring it inline with other example in table and fix rendering bug.
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