autodoc: Add info to =for hackers lines in perlapi,intern #22428
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These lines have always given a file name for where an API element can be found. Now, it includes a line number; and, if different, where the prototype definition is as well as the documentation. Further, if multiple API elements are grouped together, each now has its own information given there. Note this information is not displayed to the user; it helps people hacking on the core.
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These lines have always given a file name for where an API element can be found. Now, it includes a line number; and, if different, where the prototype definition is as well as the documentation.
Further, if multiple API elements are grouped together, each now has its own information given there.
Note this information is not displayed to the user; it helps people hacking on the core.