Add green, red and yellow side borders for code examples - #285
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LGTM
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LGTM! Thanks @hugovk!
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Like python/peps#3567 and python/devguide#1237, re: python/docs-community#22.
This will allow us to add borders on the left side of code examples to flag if they're "good", "bad", or somewhere in between.
For example:
Gives:
And this will be useful for the upcoming free-threaded guidance coming to the docs.
cc @lysnikolaou
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