[docs | wiki] Fixed XIN Rules code block rendering by removing indentation#10480
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Unindented fenced code blocks in Annexe_A_XIN-Rules.md to ensure they are treated as literal blocks by the Markdown parser, preserving pipe (`|`) characters and preventing mis-parsing.
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Situation
XIN Rules documentation contained fenced code blocks indented under list items, causing inconsistent rendering.
Task
To fix inconsistent rendering of code blocks in the XIN Rules documentation.
Action
Removed indentation from affected fenced code blocks, converting them to top-level blocks so the Markdown parser treats them as literal code.
Result
Code blocks should now render correctly, with pipe characters preserved and no parsing issues, which closes #10409.