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feat: Apply in-code documentation to generated GraphQL #519
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If functions and types are decorated with doc comments (ie. JSDoc for AssemblyScript, GoDoc for Go), then we should be able to have the SDK extract the comments during the build, sanitize them to a common format, and include them in the metadata.
These can then be used during GraphQL schema generation to document the generated API, which should be visible from tools like GraphiQL and Postman.