add code blocks in docs

docs/checks/commands/check_logfile.md

@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ comment: auto-generated by make docs, do not edit
 
 Checks logfiles or any other text format file for errors or other general patterns
 
-In order to use this plugin, you need to enable 'CheckLogFile' in the '[/modules]' section of the snclient_local.ini.
+In order to use this plugin, you need to enable <code>CheckLogFile</code> in the <code>[/modules]</code> section of the snclient_local.ini.
 
-Also, to avoid security issues, you need to set 'allowed pattern' in the '[/settings/check/logfile]'
+Also, to avoid security issues, you need to set <code>allowed pattern</code> in the <code>[/settings/check/logfile]</code>
 section of the snclient_local.ini to a comma separated list of allowed glob patterns.
 
 Example:

docs/checks/commands/check_multi.md

@@ -5,19 +5,19 @@ comment: auto-generated by make docs, do not edit
 
 Runs multiple checks and aggregates their status, output and performance data.
 
-By default 'CheckMulti' is enabled, but you can disable it in the '[/modules]' section of the snclient_local.ini.
-You can also set 'max checks' in the '[/settings/check/multi]' section of the snclient_local.ini, which limits
+By default <code>CheckMulti</code> is enabled, but you can disable it in the <code>[/modules]</code> section of the snclient_local.ini.
+You can also set <code>max checks</code> in the <code>[/settings/check/multi]</code> section of the snclient_local.ini, which limits
 the number of checks that can be configured.
 
-When using the inline mode, you can only use available commands (run 'check_index' to get a full list).
+When using the inline mode, you can only use available commands (run <code>check_index</code> to get a full list).
 
 You can also define custom check sections in the config file, for example:
 
     [/settings/check/multi/mycheck]
     command[alias1] = check_process process=123
     command[alias2] = check_process process=345
 
-This can be executed with 'check_multi "config=mycheck"'.
+This can be executed with <code>check_multi "config=mycheck"</code>.
 
 It's also possible to use custom scripts in the config section, for example:
 
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ It's also possible to use custom scripts in the config section, for example:
     command[alias2] = /path/to/plugin2
     command[alias3] = /path/to/plugin3
 
-This can be executed with 'check_multi "config=myscript"'.
+This can be executed with <code>check_multi "config=myscript"</code>.
 
 - [Argument Defaults](#argument-defaults)
 - [Attributes](#attributes)

docs/checks/commands/check_wmi.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ comment: auto-generated by make docs, do not edit
 
 Check status and metrics by running WMI queries.
 
-In order to use this plugin, you need to enable 'CheckWMI' in the '[/modules]' section of the snclient_local.ini.
+In order to use this plugin, you need to enable <code>CheckWMI</code> in the <code>[/modules]</code> section of the snclient_local.ini.
 
 - [Argument Defaults](#argument-defaults)
 - [Examples](#examples)

pkg/snclient/check_logfile.go

@@ -64,9 +64,9 @@ func (c *CheckLogFile) Build() *CheckData {
 		name:        "check_logfile",
 		description: `Checks logfiles or any other text format file for errors or other general patterns
 
-In order to use this plugin, you need to enable 'CheckLogFile' in the '[/modules]' section of the snclient_local.ini.
+In order to use this plugin, you need to enable <code>CheckLogFile</code> in the <code>[/modules]</code> section of the snclient_local.ini.
 
-Also, to avoid security issues, you need to set 'allowed pattern' in the '[/settings/check/logfile]'
+Also, to avoid security issues, you need to set <code>allowed pattern</code> in the <code>[/settings/check/logfile]</code>
 section of the snclient_local.ini to a comma separated list of allowed glob patterns.
 
 Example:

pkg/snclient/check_multi.go

@@ -68,19 +68,19 @@ func (l *CheckMulti) Build() *CheckData {
 		name: "check_multi",
 		description: `Runs multiple checks and aggregates their status, output and performance data.
 
-By default 'CheckMulti' is enabled, but you can disable it in the '[/modules]' section of the snclient_local.ini.
-You can also set 'max checks' in the '[/settings/check/multi]' section of the snclient_local.ini, which limits
+By default <code>CheckMulti</code> is enabled, but you can disable it in the <code>[/modules]</code> section of the snclient_local.ini.
+You can also set <code>max checks</code> in the <code>[/settings/check/multi]</code> section of the snclient_local.ini, which limits
 the number of checks that can be configured.
 
-When using the inline mode, you can only use available commands (run 'check_index' to get a full list).
+When using the inline mode, you can only use available commands (run <code>check_index</code> to get a full list).
 
 You can also define custom check sections in the config file, for example:
 
     [/settings/check/multi/mycheck]
     command[alias1] = check_process process=123
     command[alias2] = check_process process=345
 
-This can be executed with 'check_multi "config=mycheck"'.
+This can be executed with <code>check_multi "config=mycheck"</code>.
 
 It's also possible to use custom scripts in the config section, for example:
 
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ It's also possible to use custom scripts in the config section, for example:
     command[alias2] = /path/to/plugin2
     command[alias3] = /path/to/plugin3
 
-This can be executed with 'check_multi "config=myscript"'.`,
+This can be executed with <code>check_multi "config=myscript"</code>.`,
 		implemented: ALL,
 		result: &CheckResult{
 			State: CheckExitOK,

pkg/snclient/check_wmi.go

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ func (l *CheckWMI) Build() *CheckData {
 		name: "check_wmi",
 		description: `Check status and metrics by running WMI queries.
 
-In order to use this plugin, you need to enable 'CheckWMI' in the '[/modules]' section of the snclient_local.ini.`,
+In order to use this plugin, you need to enable <code>CheckWMI</code> in the <code>[/modules]</code> section of the snclient_local.ini.`,
 		implemented: Windows,
 		args: map[string]CheckArgument{
 			"query":     {value: &l.query, description: "The WMI query to execute"},