Write public API documentation with triple-slash comments so DocC can use it: ```swift /// Loads a user from the configured service. /// /// - Returns: The decoded user. /// - Throws: `NetworkError` when the request or response is invalid. public func loadUser() async throws -> User { ... } ``` Use clear summaries, parameter and return descriptions, and typed `- Throws:` documentation. DocC-compatible comments belong on public declarations, and the generated documentation should be built as p...
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Write public API documentation with triple-slash comments so DocC can use it:
```swift
/// Loads a user from the configured service.
///
/// - Returns: The decoded user.
/// - Throws: `NetworkError` when the request or response is invalid.
public func loadUser() async throws -> User {
...
}
```
Use clear summaries, parameter and return descriptions, and typed `- Throws:` documentation. DocC-compatible comments belong on public declarations, and the generated documentation should be built as part of the package or framework documentation workflow.
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