d fix linking errors in javadoc

Author: actions-user

approvaltests-util/src/main/java/org/lambda/query/Query.java

@@ -113,14 +113,14 @@ public static <T> Queryable<T> orderBy(List<T> list, Order order, Function1<T, C
     return Queryable.as(list);
   }
   /**
-   * Why does sum() return double? see {@link #sum(Out[])}
+   * Why does sum() return double? see {@link #sum(Number[])}
    */
   public static <In, Out extends Number> Double sum(In[] list, Function1<In, Out> f1)
   {
     return sum(ArrayUtils.asList(list), f1);
   }
   /**
-   * Why does sum() return double? see {@link #sum(Out[])}
+   * Why does sum() return double? see {@link #sum(Number[])}
    */
   public static <In, Out extends Number> Double sum(Collection<In> list, Function1<In, Out> f1)
   {
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ public static <In, Out extends Number> Double sum(Collection<In> list, Function1
     return sum;
   }
   /**
-   * Why does sum() return double? see {@link #sum(Out[])}
+   * Why does sum() return double? see {@link #sum(Number[])}
    */
   public static <Out extends Number> Double sum(Collection<Out> list)
   {
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ public static <Out extends Number> Double sum(Collection<Out> list)
    * <H1>Why does sum() return double?</H1><br>
    * sum() needs to handle possible overflow.<br>
    * For example:<br>
-   * <code>Queryable.as(100, 100, 100).sum(n -> n.byteValue())</code> should equal 300.<br>
+   * <code>Queryable.as(100, 100, 100).sum(n -&gt; n.byteValue())</code> should equal 300.<br>
    * Because Double handles the largest range of any number, that is what is returned by default. You can convert
    * it to whichever type you want, but be aware that overflowed values may be truncated.
    */

approvaltests-util/src/main/java/org/lambda/query/Queryable.java

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ public Queryable<In> orderBy(Order order, Function1<In, Comparable<?>> f1)
     return Query.orderBy(this, order, f1);
   }
   /**
-   * Why does sum() return double? see {@link org.lambda.query.Query#sum(Out[])}
+   * Why does sum() return double? see {@link org.lambda.query.Query#sum(Number[])}
    */
   public <Out extends Number> Double sum(Function1<In, Out> f1)
   {