Reuse doc completion, hover, and definition for @see
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This PR improves handling of `@see` contents by reusing machinery introduced for parsing documentation comments. The behaviour is backwards-compatible with the old syntax (`@see class#member`). To avoid code duplication, I've adjusted `TkDocSeeContent` to only include symbols that are valid in cross-references. The rest is pushed into `Description`, [which was already present in AST][desc], but remained empty due to `TkDocSeeContent` consuming the entire line. Fix EmmyLuaLs#671 [desc]: https://github.com/EmmyLuaLs/emmylua-analyzer-rust/blob/2bb63fa4dca5ddd617b70c08f74bf11a15f2b6f8/crates/emmylua_parser/src/grammar/doc/tag.rs#L386
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This PR improves handling of
@seecontents by reusing machinery introduced for parsing documentation comments. The behaviour is backwards-compatible with the old syntax (@see class#member).To avoid code duplication, I've adjusted
TkDocSeeContentto only include symbols that are valid in cross-references. The rest is pushed intoDescription, which was already present in AST, but remained empty due toTkDocSeeContentconsuming the entire line.Fix #671