Format Inline Code Docs

Several draft technical documents—including API references, user manuals, and deeper guides—are complete on the content side but still feel rough around the edges. The main gap is consistent, elegant presentation of all code examples. Every snippet should sit inline with the surrounding explanation so readers never lose the narrative flow.

Here is what I need done:

• Work through each document, find the existing raw snippets, and re-format them to appear inline with proper indentation, line breaks, and styling.
• Apply the same convention across every page so headings, bullet points, and cross-references line up cleanly with the in-text code.
• Where syntax highlighting is possible in Markdown or similar, use it; otherwise rely on clear spacing and monospace fonts.
• Leave the prose untouched unless you spot obvious typos introduced by the re-formatting process.

Deliver the updated source files (Markdown and the original Word versions) plus a quick change log that points me to any sections you had to restructure for clarity.

Inline presentation is non-negotiable; block style or numbered-step layouts are not required here. If questions arise about language-specific conventions, flag them and I’ll clarify on the spot.

Once the formatting looks seamless throughout, the assignment is complete.