Add internationalized documentation comments to C++ interfaces #137
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🎯 Summary
This PR addresses issue #12 by adding internationalized (bilingual English/Russian) documentation comments to C++ interface files that were missing them.
📋 Issue Reference
Fixes #12
🔍 Analysis
After analyzing the codebase, I found that:
🚀 Implementation Details
Added comprehensive bilingual XML documentation comments to all core C++ interface files:
📝 Documentation Format
Each interface now includes:
<summary>tags with English and Russian descriptions<typeparam>tags for generic type parameters<param>tags for method parameters<returns>tags for return value descriptionsAll documentation follows the exact same format and style as the existing C# interfaces to maintain consistency across the codebase.
✅ Changes Made
The C++ interfaces now have complete documentation parity with their C# counterparts, making the codebase fully internationalized for both English and Russian speakers.
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