Bump dokka-gradle-plugin from 0.9.18 to 1.4.30

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Bumps dokka-gradle-plugin from 0.9.18 to 1.4.30.

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1.4.30 Alpha

In this release we focused on improving multi-module experience that would allow links, search and navigation to be rendered for the whole project rather than independent modules. We have also updated the compiler to 1.4.30 and introduced the versioning plugin for the multi module, that lets users generate documentation for each version incrementally and switch between them on the main page.

Breaking changes

• Dokka multi module no longer uses generic dokka${format} task but rather dokka${format}Partial where format is the desired output format like html or gfm

Improvements and bug fixes

• JvmName support #1675
• Use Maven directly to download additional dependencies #1644 thanks @adangel
• Fix docs on DProperty #1671
• Refactor ContentTable builder and fix GFM table rendering #1682
• Versioning #1654
• Footer customisation #1691
• Resolve Trove issue #1715
• Fix incorrect DRI conversion in KotlinAsJava modes for nested definitions #1701
• JvmOverloads (#1712) and add detection of JvmSynthetic (#1718) thanks @bishiboosh
• Annotations for parameters #1710
• Fix links to method parameters from documentation #1713
• Fix displaying default Java visibility #1738
• Add legacy KotlinWebsite format to recognized link formats #1750
• Fix parameters in CLI and bump kotlinx.cli #1755
• Suppress tag support #1742
• Add ability to suppress obvious functions like equals, toString #1758
• Make Gradle plugin use api instead of implementation for dokka-core #1771

1.4.20 Alpha

Breaking changes

• prefix was replaced by matchingRegex #598, thanks @martinbonnin

Improvements and bug fixes

• Dokka is now build using Kotlin 1.4.20
• javadoc now handles @inheritDoc annotation #1608
• breadcrumbs improvements in html format #1590
• functions and properties can be divided into inherited and declared #1535
• argument order is now preserved #1619, thanks @gzoritchak
• page navigation now has correct height on Safari #1633

1.4.10.2 Alpha - Improvements and bugfixes

This release is focused mainly on polishing features that were already present in Dokka

Improvements:

• Created "On this page" component in the HTML format to allow quicker navigation through long pages - #1504
• Javadoc will now inform when it is misconfigured with multiple sourcesets - #1457
• Created a Java-friendly API for plugins - #1495
• CLI module name is now optional with default value - #1533
• Added parsing of package-info in Java sources - #1528
• Translators now run in parallel #1506
• Added better handling of functional types in rendered output - #1483
• Added default values for primitive properties. Added presenting default values in signatures - #1489
• Types are now distinguished from functions in the navigation #1555

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Commits

• 4f6db70 Don't document Dokka for local publication
• 6645763 Remove explicit publishing from s3 tests
• f10455d Use Nexus publish plugin for publishing to Sonatype
• 05ae0ef Add publication version assertion
• 29e052a Rewrite Gradle plugin publication
• dac0958 Add OSSRH repositories
• 301ee38 Fix not escaping module name in DefaultExternalModuleLinkResolver (#1777)
• f5c791a Bump korte to 2.0.7 (#1773)
• 31506ae Make Gradle plugin use api instead of implementation for core (#1771)
• 4899f65 Fix multimodule sourcesets dependencies (#1766)
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Superseded by #148.