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javadoc has incorrect {@link/@linkplain} tags with refer to private/protected types

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      Due to incorrect format, javadoc can unintentionally refer to a private/protected fields. Those links will not be generated and will instead be plain text.
      There seems to be 96 of these incorrect uses of `@link`/`@linkplain`, I have compiled them in the attached file.

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        1.
        		 Incorrect uses of {@link} in AbstractQueuedLongSynchronizer and AbstractQueuedSynchronizer Sub-task Resolved Viktor Klang  
        2.
        		 Incorrect use of {@link} in BigDecimal Sub-task Resolved Joe Darcy  
        3.
        		 Incorrect use of {@link} in java.desktop Sub-task Open Philip Race  
        4.
        		 Incorrect use of {@linkplain} in java.sql Sub-task Resolved Nizar Benalla  
        5.
        		 Fix remaining {@link/@linkplain} tags with refer to private/protected types in java.base Sub-task Resolved Nizar Benalla  
        6.
        		 Incorrect use of {@link} in jdk.jshell Sub-task Resolved Nizar Benalla  
        7.
        		 VectorShape#largestShapeFor should have public access Sub-task Resolved Ian Graves  

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