chore: Update Javadoc tasks to use the project's default Java toolchain #7544
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This will update the Javadoc tasks to the project's default Java toolchain, currently Java 21. This also updates the `combined-javadoc:allJavadoc` task to use the option `-Werror` which was standardized in Java 15 (as opposed to the hidden option `-Xwerror`), see https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8196116. The javadoc update also pointed out a couple of javadoc issues that are also fixed in this PR.
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Locally, I was able to see that the javadoc's appeared to be getting generated correctly. Search worked. And no module linking errors. |
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This updates the Javadoc tasks to the project's default Java toolchain, currently Java 21. This also updates the
combined-javadoc:allJavadoctask to use the option-Werrorto elevate javadoc warnings into errors, which was standardized in Java 15 (as opposed to the hidden option-Xwerror), see https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8196116.The javadoc update also pointed out a couple of javadoc issues that are also fixed in this PR.