(Docs) CSS stylesheets: Fix for PHP 8.3+ highlight_string changes #1525
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Related: php/phd#208
When generating docs with PHP 8.3+, the examples have lost the padding due to changes in the code generated by highlight_string.
This currently only affects users generating their own docs, but will affect the web docs when the PHP version used to generate those is updated.
I tested these changes locally and with the current live web docs (using stylish) and did not find anywhere it interfered with the current styles.