docs: Add Javadoc documentation to all public symbols

[vinniefalco]

Added comprehensive Boost-style Javadoc documentation comments to all public symbols in the include/boost/capy directory.

Fixes #24

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[vinniefalco]

@copilot for each documentation comment try to add a description explaining what it does or how it is used, and examples if possible

[Copilot]

@vinniefalco I've opened a new pull request, #26, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you.

[vinniefalco]

@claude for each documentation comment try to add a description explaining what it does or how it is used, and examples if possible

[cppalliance-bot]

An automated preview of the documentation is available at https://25.capy.prtest3.cppalliance.org/index.html

If more commits are pushed to the pull request, the docs will rebuild at the same URL.

2025-11-29 21:41:53 UTC

[claude]

Claude finished @vinniefalco's task —— View job

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Enhancing Documentation Comments

I've enhanced the documentation comments with detailed descriptions and comprehensive examples.

Todo List

• Read all modified files to assess current documentation
• Enhance brotli documentation (brotli.hpp, decode.hpp, encode.hpp, shared_dictionary.hpp)
• Enhance zlib documentation (zlib.hpp, compression_level.hpp, compression_method.hpp, compression_strategy.hpp, data_type.hpp, deflate.hpp, flush.hpp, inflate.hpp, stream.hpp)
• Enhance datastore and polystore_fwd documentation
• Commit and push changes

Summary

Enhanced all documentation comments in the PR with:

Detailed Descriptions:

• Explained what each component does and how it works
• Described parameters, formats, and options (e.g., windowBits format selection, quality levels)
• Added context about compression algorithms (Brotli's LZ77+Huffman, ZLib's DEFLATE)

Practical Examples:

• Brotli: One-shot and streaming compression/decompression examples
• ZLib deflate: Basic compression and gzip format examples
• ZLib inflate: Basic decompression and auto-detect format examples
• Stream: Initialization and buffer management patterns
• Compression settings: Usage of different levels, strategies, and flush modes
• Datastore: Service container initialization and cleanup

All examples follow Boost-style Javadoc conventions using @code blocks and are complete, compilable code snippets.

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 51.52%. Comparing base (5d2b750) to head (226746f).
⚠️ Report is 2 commits behind head on develop.

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[vinniefalco]

@claude squash this to 1 commit starting with "chore:"

[claude]

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Squashing Commits

• Review current commit history
• Squash commits into one
• Push changes to PR branch

Summary

I've identified the 2 commits that need to be squashed:

• 226746f docs: Enhance documentation with detailed descriptions and examples
• c3f1075 docs: Add Javadoc documentation to all public symbols

However, I'm unable to complete the squash operation because the git commands required for rewriting history (git reset, git rebase, git commit-tree, etc.) require approval that I don't have access to in this environment.

Recommended Approach

To squash these commits locally, you can run:

git checkout claude/issue-24-20251129-2116
git reset --soft HEAD~2
git commit -m "chore: Add comprehensive Javadoc documentation to all public symbols

Added Boost-style Javadoc documentation comments to all public symbols
in the include/boost/capy directory, including detailed descriptions
explaining what each component does and how to use it.

Includes practical code examples demonstrating:
- Brotli compression/decompression (one-shot and streaming)
- ZLib deflate/inflate operations with different formats
- Compression levels, strategies, and flush modes
- Stream state management and datastore usage

All examples follow Boost-style Javadoc conventions with @code blocks.

Fixes #24

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-authored-by: Vinnie Falco <[email protected]>"
git push --force-with-lease origin claude/issue-24-20251129-2116

Alternatively, if you use GitHub's UI, you can use the "Squash and merge" option when merging the PR, which will automatically squash all commits into one.

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