Remove the parts of a source file where a decorator name is only ever mentioned.
Template literals, block comments and line comments all carry decorator names in perfectly normal
code: a page that documents Stone.js renders @StoneApp inside a fenced sample, and a JSDoc block
refers to @Configuration in prose. Scanning raw text flags all of them. This repository's own
documentation site is the proof: 51 of its .tsx files mention one of these names, and none of
them declares one.
Parameters
content: string
The file's source.
Returns string
The source with mentions blanked out, line structure preserved.
Remove the parts of a source file where a decorator name is only ever mentioned.
Template literals, block comments and line comments all carry decorator names in perfectly normal code: a page that documents Stone.js renders
@StoneAppinside a fenced sample, and a JSDoc block refers to@Configurationin prose. Scanning raw text flags all of them. This repository's own documentation site is the proof: 51 of its.tsxfiles mention one of these names, and none of them declares one.