Keep an unrecognised status inside its code span

`status_phrase` renders a status it does not know verbatim, deliberately:
`argparse`'s `choices=` would exit 2 on an unexpected value and the log --
the entire reason this script exists -- would never be posted.

But the verbatim value lands in a code span inside a **bold** header, so a
backtick in it closes the span early and the rest renders as markdown:

    --status 'x` **loud** `y'
    -> **`tests` finished with status `x` **loud** `y`**

Nothing hostile is expected: the value comes from `${{ job.status }}` or a
hand-written flag, both written by whoever wrote the workflow. It is worth
closing anyway because this repo is public and four others consume the
script as a composite action, so a branch name or a matrix value could
reach this argument later without anyone revisiting this function.

Backticks are removed rather than escaped -- there is no escape for a
backtick inside a code span, only a wider fence, and the status is a short
word rather than something whose exact bytes matter.

Found in the cold re-read of #10, not by the suite, so the test that
covers it was proved to fail without the fix.

Co-authored-by: bit <bit@das-labor.org>

report_job_log.py

@@ -82,7 +82,13 @@ def status_phrase(status):
         key = DEFAULT_STATUS
     if key in STATUS_PHRASES:
         return STATUS_PHRASES[key]
-    return "finished with status `" + status.strip() + "`"
+    # Backticks removed, not escaped: the verbatim value goes inside a code
+    # span in a **bold** header, and a backtick in it closes the span early --
+    # the rest of the status then renders as markdown. Nothing hostile is
+    # expected here (`${{ job.status }}` is written by whoever wrote the
+    # workflow), but this repo is public and consumed by four others, and a
+    # branch name or matrix value could reach this argument later.
+    return "finished with status `" + status.strip().replace("`", "") + "`"
 
 
 def missing_log_note(path, phrase):