docs: rename sections in "Preformatted text" for clarity

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Kevin Ernst 2026-06-15 15:59:29 -04:00
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There are three ways to use preformatted text within your Markdown documents:
- [Indenting](#using-indentation) each line of a block of text by 4 or more spaces, or a tab character.
- Beginning and ending a block of text with a row of 3 or more backtick (\`) or tilde (~) characters, referred to as a ["fenced" code block](#using-backticks).
- [Indenting](#indented-blocks) each line of a block of text by 4 or more spaces, or a tab character.
- Beginning and ending a block of text with a row of 3 or more backtick (\`) or
tilde (~) characters, referred to as a ["fenced" code block](#fenced-code-blocks).
- Wrapping HTML `<pre></pre>` tags around a block of text.
Fenced code blocks can optionally [specify a rendering hint](#rendering-hints) to apply syntax highlighting to the block.
Fenced code blocks can optionally
[specify a rendering hint](#rendering-hints-(syntax-highlighting))
to apply syntax highlighting to the block.
## Using indentation
<a id="using-indentation"></a> <!-- old section name, do not remove -->
## Indented blocks
You can preformat a block of text or code by indenting the code with **4 or more spaces, or a tab character**.
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unintentionally preformatted; for this reason, it is disabled in some
Markdown renderers, including in Codeberg Documentation.
## Using backticks
<a id="using-backticks"></a> <!-- old section name, no not remove -->
## Fenced code blocks
As an alternative, you can create blocks of preformatted text by starting and ending the block with a row of 3 or more backtick (\`) or tilde (~) characters. There should be an equal number of these characters at both start and end.
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preformatted
```
### Rendering hints
<a id="rendering-hints"></a> <!-- old section name, do not remove -->
### Rendering hints (syntax highlighting)
Sometime renderers use hints to syntax highlight the code in a preformatted section.