docs: fix SSM recursive parameter highlighting #7316
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- Change hl_lines from '6 19-25' to '6 26 32' - Focus highlighting on Powertools-specific code instead of boto3 setup - Improves developer learning experience for Parameters utility Closes aws-powertools#7281
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Summary
This PR fixes incorrect syntax highlighting in the Parameters utility documentation for SSM Provider recursive parameters, addressing issue #7281.
Changes Made
• Fixed highlighting to focus on Powertools-specific code instead of boto3 setup
• Changed
hl_lines="6 19-25"tohl_lines="6 26 32"in SSM recursive parameter exampleBefore
# Highlighted boto3 session setup (lines 19-25) - not relevant for learning PowertoolsAfter
Why This Matters
The current highlighting teaches users about AWS SDK setup, but developers come to learn about Powertools. The fix focuses attention on the actual Powertools-specific code that matters for learning the utility.
Issue number: closes #7281
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