Intrinsics: Enclose instructions with param, move comments to remarks #3125
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🏁 Release: .NET Core 3.0
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@mairaw @rpetrusha the build passed without warnings. If this looks good, can we please merge it? |
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I thought you had permissions. Merging now. |
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This change has no ported triple slash comments.
Summaries have the special instructions enclosed by
<param></para>to force adding an endline.Descriptions at the end of the summaries were moved to the Remarks section.
No content changes, aside from a couple of extra sentence ending dots and spelling errors (intrinics -> intrinsic, or similar).