Declared accessibility should not be in a code font

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Issue type
Documentation
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Clearly specified
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Tech stack
csharp
Domain
documentation

Research direction

Open classes.md and review the passages that distinguish access modifiers from declared accessibility. Use the examples in #215 as a reference, then ensure declared accessibility is no longer shown in code font while access modifiers remain differentiated.

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Description

type: clarity

In classes.md, we differentiate between access modifiers and the declared accessibility (the semantics represented by those access modifier combinations). It's confusing to see both in code font.

See #215 for examples of this.

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