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beginning of the page title
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(https://github.com/Kotlin/dokka/issues/47)
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name as an anchor for in-page links
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# Conflicts:
# dokka-gradle-plugin/src/main/kotlin/main.kt
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@Suppress("NOT_DOCUMENTED"), fix for linking to targets with underscores, gradle plugin improvements
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part of the documented module but reside in another package
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class is an upper bound of the receiver type parameter
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and applicability more correctly
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For example, in a link like [MY_VALUE], the link would only try to resolve the text "MY" until the first underscore.
Since the markdown parser parses the link label as [TEXT:MY, EMPH:_, TEXT:VALUE], using the first TEXT child node
is not sufficient.
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warnings about missing documentation
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either generating a doc for a group of overloads (which have no members) or for a single node (where a list of members can be displayed)
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RefKind
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mark extension function types
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stars like embedded*star were removed in the output.
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