lint fix

Author: SharonStrats

src/dataContentPane.js

@@ -44,19 +44,19 @@ export const dataContentPane = {
   },
 */
   /* This code was generated by Generative AI (GPT-5.3-Codex in GitHub Copilot) based on the following prompt:
-  Only the class assignments of dataContentPaneNestedLight and dataContentPaneNestedDark 
+  Only the class assignments of dataContentPaneNestedLight and dataContentPaneNestedDark
   are the only things added by AI.
-  
-  This is the comment I got from copilot, but suggested fix remove the dark 
-  class as well The nested table shading logic checks 
-  UI.utils.ancestor(newTable, 'TABLE') immediately after 
-  creating newTable, but at that moment newTable typically has no 
-  parent in the DOM yet. This makes parentTable null and will 
-  always apply dataContentPaneNestedLight, preventing the 
-  intended alternating light/dark nested backgrounds. 
-  Consider assigning the class after appending newTable into 
-  its parent table, or pass the parent table (or current nesting 
-  depth) into objectTree() so the decision can be made reliably. 
+
+  This is the comment I got from copilot, but suggested fix remove the dark
+  class as well The nested table shading logic checks
+  UI.utils.ancestor(newTable, 'TABLE') immediately after
+  creating newTable, but at that moment newTable typically has no
+  parent in the DOM yet. This makes parentTable null and will
+  always apply dataContentPaneNestedLight, preventing the
+  intended alternating light/dark nested backgrounds.
+  Consider assigning the class after appending newTable into
+  its parent table, or pass the parent table (or current nesting
+  depth) into objectTree() so the decision can be made reliably.
   can you help me fix this without removing the dark altering */
   statementsAsTables: function statementsAsTables (sts, context, initialRoots) {
     const myDocument = context.dom