[BUG] @tag documentation incorrect: multiple tags require duplicated directives

[cyber-sec0]

Description:
Documentation states that @tag can be used to create tags, implying multiple tags can be defined in a single directive. In practice, only one tag is accepted per @tag line.

Expected Behavior:
Ability to define multiple tags in a single directive, e.g.
// @tag MINE, AI

Actual Behavior:
Each tag must be declared on its own line:

// @tag MINE
// @tag AI

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Add multiple tags in a single @tag directive.
2. Observe only one tag is recognized.

Impact:
Confusing documentation and extra boilerplate for tagging.

Environment:
Latest version (issue reproducible on current release).

Suggestion:
Either support multiple tags per @tag directive or update documentation to clarify one-tag-per-line requirement.

[derjanb]

implying multiple tags can be defined in a single directive

Where? The directive is called tag not tags. ;-)

I'll add another @tag to the documentation to make clear how a list looks like.

[cyber-sec0]

I know it's called tag. But it's description sentence say "tags".

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