How Do I Commit Code Blocks in My Git Commit Messages

My problem

While writing a commit message, I tried to use the " ` " mark to format the message with code.
This is my commit message:

git commit -am"style(Nav.tsx): adheres to eslint rules

line 92 and 122: add `@returns` in docstrings"

After I execute the command, I get this

bash: @returns: command not found
[auth 57ee20c] style(Nav.tsx): adheres to eslint rules
1 file changed, 27 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-)

And the commit message cuts off. On GitHub, the line in question looks like this

line 92 and 122: add  in docstrings

What I have tried

I have tried using three of the " ` " thingies and I have also tried using <code></code>
When I use "", I get the same message and problem, and when I use <code></code>, the command not found error is gone, but the commit message retains the <code></code> blocks instead of converting it. I have also tried string escaping like this

line 92 and 122: add \`@returns\` in docstrings

And the like the code blocks, the commit message retains the " ` " instead of converting it.