fix list - update comments in code samples

rules/S6580/csharp/rule.adoc

@@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ include::../how.adoc[]
 [source,csharp,diff-id=1,diff-type=noncompliant]
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 var dateTimeString = "4/12/2023 4:05:48 PM"; // This is an en-US format string - 12 of April 2023
-var dateTimeObject = DateTime.Parse(dateTimeString); // In a machine with "CultureInfo.CurrentCulture" en-150 (English Europe), this is parsed as 4th of December
+var dateTimeObject = DateTime.Parse(dateTimeString); // This is wrongly parsed as 4th of December, when it's read in a machine with "CultureInfo.CurrentCulture" en-150 (English Europe)
 
 var dateTimeString2 = "4/13/2023 4:05:48 PM"; // This is an en-US format string - 13 of April 2023
-var dateTimeObject2 = DateTime.Parse(dateTimeString2); // Runtime Error
+var dateTimeObject2 = DateTime.Parse(dateTimeString2); // Runtime Error, when it's parsed in a machine with "CultureInfo.CurrentCulture" en-150 (English Europe).
 
 var timeInSaudiArabia = new TimeOnly(16, 23).ToString(new CultureInfo("ar-SA"));
-var timeObject = TimeOnly.Parse(timeInSaudiArabia); // Runtime Error
+var timeObject = TimeOnly.Parse(timeInSaudiArabia); // Runtime Error, when it's parsed in a machine with "CultureInfo.CurrentCulture" en-150 (English Europe).
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 ==== Compliant solution

rules/S6580/description.adoc

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ When converting a string representation of a date and time to a `DateTime` objec
 If not provided, the method will use the machine's `CultureInfo`; if the given string does not follow it, you'll have an object that does not match the string representation or an unexpected runtime error.
 
 This rule raises an issue for the following date and time string representation parsing methods:
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 * `DateTime.Parse`
 * `DateTimeOffset.Parse`
 * `DateOnly.Parse`