Documentation for AvoidTrailingWhitespace shouldn't use bad practices for reasoning

from document file /RuleDocumentation/AvoidTrailingWhitespace.md:

Lines should not end with whitespace characters. This can cause problems with the line-continuation backtick, and also clutters up future commits to source control.

The backtick character is not a "line-continuation" character and using it as such is generally considered bad practice (for the exact reason noted in this document). I feel this shouldn't be listed as a reason for avoiding trailing whitespace since it's saying you should avoid one bad practice to prevent messing with another bad practice.

I feel this should be changed to either:

1. Not refer to the backtick character as a "line-continuation character" since that's not what it is and call out this use as bad practice
2. Explicitly call out that the use of the backtick character as a "line-continuation character" is considered bad practice
3. Remove the reference to the use of the backtick character in the description entirely, since this usage should be avoided in the first place

What is the latest version of PSScriptAnalyzer at the point of writing
1.17.1

Open RuleDocumentation/AvoidTrailingWhitespace.md and review the quoted explanation of trailing whitespace and the backtick character. Decide which of the three wording changes best matches the project’s documentation guidance, update that passage, and verify that it accurately describes the practice without treating backticks as line-continuation characters.