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[mdoc] Extension method crash fix, removes -multiassembly
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[mdoc] Added -api-style parameter.
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In supplement of the changes submitted in 09b97cba2e7c2d9c68830d55ff3d99c5f36eb439, there were
some additional edge cases that were not originally considered, and so this patch resolves these
additional issues. In particular, there was a bug in the `RemoveApiStyle` method that wasn't
checking the value of the `apistyle` attribute before removing it. This caused members to be
stripped of apistyle inadvertently.
There was an issue in the type removal code that caused
too many files to be removed. This patch adds additional checks to make sure that a file isn't
going to be removed if it contains members in the other style that shoulnd't be removed
Finally, there was an issue that arose after the aforementioned changes in the `OrderTypeAttributes`
method. It was somewhat counterintuitive, but it wasn't allowing the reordering of attributes
with the `.Remove` method (throwing an exception). Not entirely sure why this was happening,
but using the `.RemoveNamedItem` method worked around the issue.
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Specifically, when updating classic and unified assemblies, members
that were completely removed from one or both assemblies were not
being removed from the XML. This patch updates mdoc's `DeleteMember`
method to properly handle deletion in all scenarios (normal, classic, unified).
Of course, deletion will still not happen if one of two things is true:
- `--delete` is *not* passed into the `mdoc update` call and the member node
contains existing documentation.
- `--preserve` *is* passed into the `mdoc update` invocation.
In both of those cases, the member will not be deleted, and a message stating
as such will be written as a warning to the output.
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