For example with code like this:

    /**
     * My Function
     * @param {Number} foo
     */
    function blah(foo, bar) {
    }

The previous behaviour of JSDuck was to include both parameters
to documentation.  After this change only the first parameter
will be documented, allowing us to easily have hidden parameters
for internal use, which is quite common in ExtJS.

Separated aliases resolving to a separate class.  More convenient
to do it after all classes have been converted into Class instances.

Links to members can now optionally also specify member type.

Previously @alias could only be used for instance methods.

Initialize :members and :statics arrays automatically when instanciating
JsDuck::Class.

Show class name if class selected.
Show guide name if guide.
Otherwise show the normal title, like it used to be.

This way the text of the message can be configured from Rakefile.
Also, the default is now not to show the message - the message is
only added to page in "export" task.

Also added some more descriptive comments for tasks.

Useful for showing some about-information for the docs.

Added code to Rakefile to display the current JSDuck revision there.

Added extra div surrounding each subsection.
Subsections now also get correctly shown/hidden.

Only static members marked with @inheritable will be inherited.

More granularity plus tests for mixins.

All static members are now exported in separate "statics" section,
alongside "members" section.

Rendering static members in separate section in class overview
page, and added "static" label to distinguish static members in menus.

Handle the renaming in UI.  This way we can more easily check for
which method is the constructor as we can just check if name equals
"constructor".

This also fixes the bug of inherited constructors not having "new"
in front of them.

This time it's much better, nowhere near the big hack it was before.

With current ExtJS 4.0.2 branch the old code fails.  Replaced one
hack with another.

Always show only the first sentence, no matter how short it is.

Now the index page component is separate from components dealing with
rendering parts of docs for particular class.

No more passing the docClass config option to TabPanel and Overview -
it's not used anyway.

So we can call it similarly to cls.Overview.

Also no more pass initial class config to the header component.

A verb is not really a good name for class.

More descriptive.