Fix Rewind quote formatting in article

- render the Rewind section as a blockquote with bullet points

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

Author: luisxcam

src/posts/claude-code-vs-github-copilot.md

@@ -148,17 +148,15 @@ Let me provide a cleaner version, with a bit more insight.
 
 I believe this is the only thing that I actually thought was pretty amazing. So what's this magical feature? As per their docs:
 
-```
-Press Esc twice (Esc + Esc) or use the /rewind command to open the rewind menu. A scrollable list shows each of your prompts from the session. Select the point you want to act on, then choose an action:
-
-- Restore code and conversation: revert both code and conversation to that point
-- Restore conversation: rewind to that message while keeping current code
-- Restore code: revert file changes while keeping the conversation
-- Summarize from here: compress the conversation from this point forward into a summary, freeing context window space
-- Never mind: return to the message list without making changes
-
-After restoring the conversation or summarizing, the original prompt from the selected message is restored into the input field so you can re-send or edit it.
-```
+> Press Esc twice (Esc + Esc) or use the `/rewind` command to open the rewind menu. A scrollable list shows each of your prompts from the session. Select the point you want to act on, then choose an action:
+>
+> - **Restore code and conversation**: revert both code and conversation to that point
+> - **Restore conversation**: rewind to that message while keeping current code
+> - **Restore code**: revert file changes while keeping the conversation
+> - **Summarize from here**: compress the conversation from this point forward into a summary, freeing context window space
+> - **Never mind**: return to the message list without making changes
+>
+> After restoring the conversation or summarizing, the original prompt from the selected message is restored into the input field so you can re-send or edit it.
 
 Now, does this justify one tool over the other? I honestly don't think so. But nonetheless, very very cool.