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Enhancement
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Resolution: Fixed
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Pages generated by javadoc are both unnecessarily complicated and do not leverage semantic structuring.
Each block of documentation that is the documentation for a declaration (i.e. an element in the API) should be enclosed in a `<main>` or `<section>` element whose `class` attribute indicates the kind of declaration (i.e. the elementKind) and whose `id` attribute identifies the declaration ... meaning, the name for most elements, or the name and parameters for executable elements. The top level declaration for each page should put the information in the `<main>` element; the declaration for enclosed members should put the information in `<section>` elements.
Each block of documentation that is the documentation for a declaration (i.e. an element in the API) should be enclosed in a `<main>` or `<section>` element whose `class` attribute indicates the kind of declaration (i.e. the elementKind) and whose `id` attribute identifies the declaration ... meaning, the name for most elements, or the name and parameters for executable elements. The top level declaration for each page should put the information in the `<main>` element; the declaration for enclosed members should put the information in `<section>` elements.
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