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Utilise l'élément `<mark>` systématiquement.
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Cette PR ne modifie pas le contenu du profil France. Elle vise à uniformiser la source des différents sous-profils une future analyse.
Tous les éléments surlignés devraient utiliser le même markup HTML :
Les sous-profils Tarifs et Parkings ne respectaient pas cette convention et uilisaient un
<span>avec une classe CSS dédiée. Ca date de la transposition des documents Word source (my bad).Pour les singularités des sous-profils Tarifs et Parkings, les textes surlignés en d'autres couleurs utilisent toujours une classe CSS dédiée mais sur l'élément standard
mark:A noter que pour le sous-profil Parkings, il n'y a pas de légende expliquant ce qu'un texte surligné en gris signifie.