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Fix Javadocs broken by google-java-format

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Summary: After we ran google-java-format D16071725, some Javadocs which weren't properly written broke. This includes putting unordered and ordered lists not using <ul> and <ol>, putting code blocks and pseudo-graphics not using <pre>. I ran through all the changed classes and tried to fix the broken Javadocs.

Reviewed By: cpojer

Differential Revision: D16090087

fbshipit-source-id: f31971cbc0e367a04814ff90bbfb2192751d5e16
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Oleksandr Melnykov
2019-07-02 09:28:53 -07:00
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ReactAndroid/src/main/java/com/facebook/react/animated/NativeAnimatedModule.java
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@@ -34,14 +34,19 @@ import javax.annotation.Nullable;
* operations (such as interpolation, addition, etc) and connection are used to describe how change
* of the value in one node can affect other nodes.
*
* <p>Few examples of the nodes that can be created on the JS side: - Animated.Value is a simplest
* type of node with a numeric value which can be driven by an animation engine (spring, decay, etc)
* or by calling setValue on it directly from JS - Animated.add is a type of node that may have two
* or more input nodes. It outputs the sum of all the input node values - interpolate - is actually
* a method you can call on any node and it creates a new node that takes the parent node as an
* input and outputs its interpolated value (e.g. if you have value that can animate from 0 to 1 you
* can create interpolated node and set output range to be 0 to 100 and when the input node changes
* the output of interpolated node will multiply the values by 100)
* <p>Few examples of the nodes that can be created on the JS side:
*
* <ul>
* <li>Animated.Value is a simplest type of node with a numeric value which can be driven by an
* animation engine (spring, decay, etc) or by calling setValue on it directly from JS
* <li>Animated.add is a type of node that may have two or more input nodes. It outputs the sum of
* all the input node values
* <li>interpolate - is actually a method you can call on any node and it creates a new node that
* takes the parent node as an input and outputs its interpolated value (e.g. if you have
* value that can animate from 0 to 1 you can create interpolated node and set output range to
* be 0 to 100 and when the input node changes the output of interpolated node will multiply
* the values by 100)
* </ul>
*
* <p>You can mix and chain nodes however you like and this way create nodes graph with connections
* between them.