Fix javadoc HTML5 compatibility issues causing build failures #4
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The build was failing due to javadoc errors caused by deprecated HTML tags and malformed HTML in documentation comments that are not compatible with HTML5 standards used by modern javadoc tools.
Issues Fixed
Deprecated HTML Tags:
<tt>tags with<code>tags (23 occurrences across Java and HTML files)<tt>tag was deprecated in HTML 4.01 and removed in HTML5Malformed HTML:
<,>,<=,>=)<,>,≤,≥){@link http://...}tags by converting to proper<a href="">links<DOT>with{@literal <DOT>}HTML5 Table Compatibility:
CELLPADDING,CELLSPACING,BGCOLOR,WIDTH) to CSS styles<caption>elements to tables<font>tagsHTML Structure Issues:
</p>end tags without corresponding opening tagsImpact
The changes are minimal and surgical, focusing only on HTML compatibility without altering any functional code or changing the visual appearance of the generated documentation.
Fixes #3.
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