Wrap single-status API responses in one bordered content box - #3360
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A lone 200 response rendered its status header and code without the content border used by multi-status responses. Draw a single bordered box around the header + code (matching the tabs-container border, minus the tab bar), strip the inner code block's own border and bottom margin so it blends into the box with no double border or double gap, and keep the header and JSON left-aligned. The copy button still copies only the code, not the status label.
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This PR gives single-status API response blocks (e.g. a lone 200 OK on the REST API reference page) the same bordered content box that multi-status responses already have, minus the status tabs. The status header and the code now share one outer border, the inner code block's own border and bottom margin are stripped so it blends into the box without a double border or double gap, and the copy button still copies only the code.