904 javadoc param return gaps - #906
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Iterated "mvnw javadoc:aggregate-no-fork" across 17 rounds (doclint caps displayed warnings at ~100 per invocation) until it reported zero warnings: missing one-sentence summaries on tag-only doc blocks, missing or description-less @param/@return/@throws tags, explicit default constructors for classes relying on an undocumented implicit one, and missing field/method comments including on Serializable classes' private members that doclint checks regardless of visibility. Test source warnings, never previously held to any doclint standard, are tracked separately. Refs: 904
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Reviewer's GuideAdds and enriches Javadoc across assertion, dataset, XML/CSV/excel, concurrency, and database-related classes, and wires doclint configuration into the Maven Javadoc plugin, improving documentation quality without changing runtime behavior. File-Level Changes
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Adding a no-arg constructor purely to give doclint's default-constructor check something to attach a comment to adds no real information. Regretfully, disabling the check also disables the useful missing-Javadoc checks on real methods, since doclint has no way to suppress only the default-constructor case. Refs: 904
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Complete and standardize Javadoc across the main source tree, adding missing descriptions and tags and aligning documentation with behavior, while updating build configuration to run stricter Javadoc checks and recording the change in the changelog.
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