Use code instead of citations #617
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Changes inline code spans from being rendered with `<cite>` to `<code>`.
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This should change inline code spans from being rendered with
<cite>to<code>. I haven't had a chance to render this myself yet, and I don't have much experience with RST, but I believe double backticks (``) are inline code spans according to the spec.I didn't want to introduce any HTML into these nice, HTML-free documents, but rendering keyboard keys with
<kbd>might be nice. For example, Ctrl+,