Remove pre-wrap CSS rule that breaks multi-line inline literals #2512
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As written up in detail at python#2511, this rule breaks the rendering of 199 inline literals across all the PEPs, and appears to have no reason to exist. I therefore propose to remove it.
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The rule was also removed from <pre> but not <code> as part of #2463. I checked some horizontal code scrolls and they still look good:
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As written up in detail at #2511, this rule breaks the rendering of 199 inline literals across all the PEPs, and appears to have no reason to exist. I therefore propose to remove it.
Resolves #2511.