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Docs: fix Context Settings example and RST formatting in testing guide


PR Description

What this PR changes

This PR improves the “Testing Click Applications” documentation by:

  • Converting mixed Markdown-style formatting into valid, consistent reStructuredText
  • Fixing Python indentation and code block declarations so examples render correctly
  • Correcting the Context Settings example to avoid misleading assertions
  • Clarifying how terminal_width affects formatting without altering command behavior

No APIs, behavior, or teaching intent are changed. This is a documentation-only fix.


Why this change is needed

The previous version mixed Markdown conventions with RST, which caused:

  • Broken or mis-rendered code examples in Sphinx
  • Confusing Python snippets that would not run as written
  • A Context Settings test example that referenced output not produced by the command

These issues make the guide harder to trust and reuse, especially for new users learning Click testing patterns.


What this PR does not do

  • ❌ Does not change Click behavior
  • ❌ Does not introduce new testing patterns
  • ❌ Does not refactor existing examples beyond formatting and correctness

Verification

  • Examples now render correctly in Sphinx
  • Python snippets are syntactically valid and consistent
  • Context Settings behavior is accurately described

If helpful, I’m happy to follow up with similar cleanups in other testing or docs sections.


@davidism davidism closed this Jan 8, 2026
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davidism commented Jan 8, 2026

Stop using LLMs to write PRs. Especially stop using them and not even attempting to think for yourself about the result.

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