Streamline the existing PHPDoc comments #268
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Make them more useful for static code analysis, for human readers and for rendering.
At-rules should be written as "`at-rules`", not as "`@-rules`", as the `@` character is used to mark PHPDoc annotations. (In addition, the naming then is consistent with the terminology used at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Syntax.)
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Make them more useful for static code analysis, for human readers
and for rendering.