Update cursor-rules.mdc to fix unbalanced backticks

[joedevon]

You had 2 opening backticks without closing the outer set.

For nested backticks, you use 4 on the outer set. See: https://python-markdown.github.io/extensions/fenced_code_blocks/

Not a biggie but just a little less thinking for Cursor to do if it's formatted correctly.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Improved the presentation of code blocks in documentation for enhanced readability.
  • Ensured proper formatting with a consistent structure across the document.

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Walkthrough

The markdown file .cursor/rules/cursor-rules.mdc has been updated to adjust the formatting of code block delimiters. The document now uses double backticks for both opening and closing code blocks instead of a single backtick. Additionally, a newline has been added at the end of the file. There were no changes to exported or public entity declarations.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.cursor/rules/cursor-rules.mdc	Updated code block delimiters from single backticks to double backticks; appended a newline at end

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40-41: Balanced Outer Fence Introduced for Nested Code Blocks
The change correctly replaces the insufficient fence delimiter with a four-backtick sequence, ensuring that the outer block properly encloses the nested code block (which uses triple backticks). This implementation now adheres to the Markdown guidelines for nested fences and should resolve issues with unbalanced backticks.

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65-67: Consistent and Correct Closing Delimiter
The updated closing fence (four backticks) now matches the opening fence, ensuring that the outer code block is properly terminated. Additionally, the added newline at the end of the file is a good practice for UNIX compatibility and file formatting.

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[elie222]

Thanks for the contribution! And good to learn about 4 backticks!