Fix quantity name in obsolete attributes (#1221)

Hard coded value had snuck in.

Author: jnyrup

CodeGen/Generators/UnitsNetGen/QuantityGenerator.cs

@@ -750,15 +750,15 @@ private void GenerateEqualityAndComparison()
 
         /// <summary>Indicates strict equality of two <see cref=""{_quantity.Name}""/> quantities, where both <see cref=""Value"" /> and <see cref=""Unit"" /> are exactly equal.</summary>
         /// <remarks>Consider using <see cref=""Equals({_quantity.Name}, {_valueType}, ComparisonType)""/> to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance.</remarks>
-        [Obsolete(""For null checks, use `x is null` syntax to not invoke overloads. For quantity comparisons, use Equals(Angle, {_valueType}, ComparisonType) to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance."")]
+        [Obsolete(""For null checks, use `x is null` syntax to not invoke overloads. For quantity comparisons, use Equals({_quantity.Name}, {_valueType}, ComparisonType) to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance."")]
         public static bool operator ==({_quantity.Name} left, {_quantity.Name} right)
         {{
             return left.Equals(right);
         }}
 
         /// <summary>Indicates strict inequality of two <see cref=""{_quantity.Name}""/> quantities, where both <see cref=""Value"" /> and <see cref=""Unit"" /> are exactly equal.</summary>
         /// <remarks>Consider using <see cref=""Equals({_quantity.Name}, {_valueType}, ComparisonType)""/> to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance.</remarks>
-        [Obsolete(""For null checks, use `x is not null` syntax to not invoke overloads. For quantity comparisons, use Equals(Angle, {_valueType}, ComparisonType) to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance."")]
+        [Obsolete(""For null checks, use `x is not null` syntax to not invoke overloads. For quantity comparisons, use Equals({_quantity.Name}, {_valueType}, ComparisonType) to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance."")]
         public static bool operator !=({_quantity.Name} left, {_quantity.Name} right)
         {{
             return !(left == right);
@@ -767,7 +767,7 @@ private void GenerateEqualityAndComparison()
         /// <inheritdoc />
         /// <summary>Indicates strict equality of two <see cref=""{_quantity.Name}""/> quantities, where both <see cref=""Value"" /> and <see cref=""Unit"" /> are exactly equal.</summary>
         /// <remarks>Consider using <see cref=""Equals({_quantity.Name}, {_valueType}, ComparisonType)""/> to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance.</remarks>
-        [Obsolete(""Consider using Equals(Angle, {_valueType}, ComparisonType) to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance."")]
+        [Obsolete(""Consider using Equals({_quantity.Name}, {_valueType}, ComparisonType) to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance."")]
         public override bool Equals(object? obj)
         {{
             if (obj is null || !(obj is {_quantity.Name} otherQuantity))
@@ -779,7 +779,7 @@ public override bool Equals(object? obj)
         /// <inheritdoc />
         /// <summary>Indicates strict equality of two <see cref=""{_quantity.Name}""/> quantities, where both <see cref=""Value"" /> and <see cref=""Unit"" /> are exactly equal.</summary>
         /// <remarks>Consider using <see cref=""Equals({_quantity.Name}, {_valueType}, ComparisonType)""/> to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance.</remarks>
-        [Obsolete(""Consider using Equals(Angle, {_valueType}, ComparisonType) to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance."")]
+        [Obsolete(""Consider using Equals({_quantity.Name}, {_valueType}, ComparisonType) to check equality across different units and to specify a floating-point number error tolerance."")]
         public bool Equals({_quantity.Name} other)
         {{
             return new {{ Value, Unit }}.Equals(new {{ other.Value, other.Unit }});