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Fix scaladoc link warnings - #35
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Fully qualify links to classes in other packages, and use code formatting for members and java.lang types that scaladoc cannot link to. Documentation only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0175jMLxrP7wZ3vfj6UfeDZx
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Couldn't resolve a member for the given link queryscaladoc warnings. This fixes them; it changes comments only, no code.Scaladoc did not resolve
[[Name]]for a class in another package that is imported but not named in full, nor forIllegalStateException, nor for members likestateKey. So links to classes are now fully qualified, and the rest use backticks.Checked by running
scaladocover the compiled sources before and after: 15 warnings before, 0 after. (The warnings are reported once per documented symbol, so I re-ran until none remained.)Generated by Claude Code