fix(parity): 4.2 inline-code exception in free rules#7
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Match the Go/WASM behavior change (4.2-ambiguous-term now skips terms inside inline code spans). Both SKILL.md and the .mdc cursor rule now list the same exception, so the prose free-tier rules stay in parity with the compiled free checks. Refs skillcheck-ay4.
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Closes the drift I introduced: the Go/WASM 4.2 check now skips inline-code spans, so the SKILL.md + .mdc free rules must say the same. Refs skillcheck-ay4.