c3f16307b3
This change makes sure that we do not format comments
as doc comments inside of a declaration and makes the
go doc formatter idempotent:
Previously:
// test comment
//go:directive2
// test comment
func main() {
}
was formatted to:
// test comment
//go:directive2
// test comment
func main() {
}
after another formatting, it got formatted with doc rules into:
// test comment
// test comment
//
//go:directive2
func main() {
}
With this change it gets directly to the correct form (last one).
Change-Id: Id7d8f03e43474357cd714e0672e886652c3fce86
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