Nesting <pre> in <code> blocks instead

[ParthKolekar]

When I make a markdown message in the form of 4-space indent.

    <4 spaces>test

The output is shown in the form of

    <pre><code>test</code></pre>

This breaks some tagging in the wikimedia editor which I am using. (Quite an old version.). It interprets the nested code tag as <code>

Simply inverting this should make it work again.

[waylan]

Are you suggesting that the output should be:

 <code><pre>test</pre></code>

If so, that is not valid Markdown output as defined in the rules. For that matter it is not valid HTML as per the HTML5 Spec either. Perhaps I am misunderstanding what you are trying to accomplish here.

[waylan]

I just took another look at your change and you don't actually change anything except the variable names. It is not clear how that makes any difference. Nor do I understand what you are trying to accomplish. Could you please provide the input, the desired output and the actual output.

[ParthKolekar]

Yes. I completely misinterpreted the code and missed the point of changing variable names and tag type. If it is not a valid HTML5 spec, then I think I should try to hack about in the old wikimedia entry rather than here.

This PR is then invalid.