fix (printing docs): Added printer friendly code-example background color rule #23496
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The original SCSS file for printing the documentation is missing a background-color rule for printing, so color/background-color happen to be the same.
I added a light grey background color rule that saves toner and still is immediately recognizable as distinct code example token to the reader.
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
Currently, CSS color/background-color on the printed version of code examples in the documentation happen to be the same, so the code examples are plain invisible to the reader.
Issue Number: #23431
What is the new behavior?
I added a light grey background color rule to the SCSS file for printing that saves toner and still is immediately recognizable as distinct code example token to the reader:
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?