Wrong code block output?

import markdown2
text = """
```
- (void)openWebsocketWithURL:(NSURL *)url {

    // Create a security policy that enforces SSL validation
    SRSecurityPolicy *securePolicy = [[SRSecurityPolicy alloc] initWithCertificateChainValidationEnabled:YES];
}
```
"""
print(markdown2.markdown(text))

Produces the following:

<p>```
- (void)openWebsocketWithURL:(NSURL *)url {</p>

<pre><code>// Create a security policy that enforces SSL validation
SRSecurityPolicy *securePolicy = [[SRSecurityPolicy alloc] initWithCertificateChainValidationEnabled:YES];
</code></pre>

<p>}
```</p>

From what I understand it should produce everything inside a code tag and no pre tag like so:

text = "``` a = 90 ```"
print(markdown2.markdown(text))
# Prints out
# <p><code>a = 90</code></p>

Am I incorrect or am I missing something?

No file or test is named in the issue. Run the supplied Python markdown2 example first, then trace how fenced and inline code blocks are parsed and compare the result with the reported and expected HTML; done means the intended behavior is confirmed and covered by a regression test or documentation update if needed.