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Don't we usually start godoc comments with the name of the type as the first word? I don't know why that's the convention but I think that's what we typically do?
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It's a Go idiom. However, we pick up the same doc lines for our documentation, so I had to make a judgement call to either make it sensible for our documentation or meet the informal convention of Go docs. It's less confusing for our users to see the module name instead of the other way around.