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DOC: Eliminate obsolete Doxygen grouping #7421

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DOC: Eliminate obsolete Doxygen grouping #7421

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Nov 24, 2023

Commits on Nov 24, 2023

  1. DOC: Eliminate obsolete Doxygen "Slicer_QtModules" grouping 

    This commit removes the outdated Doxygen grouping, initially implemented
to organize classes related to specific loadable modules.

Since there were no systematic ways of checking that each classes were
effectively associated with the correct group, the grouping was
either incorrect or incomplete.

This removes all doxygen commands starting with either
`/ingroup Slicer_QtModules` or `/ingroup SlicerRt_QtModules`.
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  2. DOC: Eliminate obsolete Doxygen "MRML" grouping 

    This commit removes the outdated Doxygen grouping, initially implemented
to organize classes related to either MRML nodes or MRML widgets.

Since there were no systematic ways of checking that each classes were
effectively associated with the correct group, the grouping was
either incorrect or incomplete.

This removes all doxygen commands matching the following:
* `/ingroup Slicer_MRMLWidgets`
* /ingroup Slicer_MRML_Core`
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  3. DOC: Eliminate obsolete Doxygen "Segmentation" grouping 

    This commit removes the outdated Doxygen grouping, initially implemented
to organize classes related to Segmentation capabilities.

Since there were no systematic ways of checking that each classes were
effectively associated with the correct group, the grouping was
either incorrect or incomplete.

This removes all doxygen commands matching the following:
* `/ingroup SegmentationCore`
* `/ingroup Segmentations`
* `/ingroup vtkSegmentationCore`
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  4. DOC: Eliminate obsolete Doxygen "CMakeUtilities" grouping 

    This commit removes the outdated Doxygen grouping, initially implemented
to organize classes related to Slicer-specific CMake modules.

Since there were no systematic ways of checking that each modules were
effectively associated with the correct group, the grouping was
either incorrect or incomplete.

This removes all doxygen commands matching `/ingroup CMakeUtilities`
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  5. DOC: Eliminate irrelevant Doxygen "ITK" grouping 

    After copying and adapting the ITK classes based on the specific requirements
of either the vtkITK or ResampleDTIVolume modules, the grouping was not
relevant anymore.
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  6. DOC: Remove obsolete doxygen group definitions

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  7. DOC: Consolidate Doxygen MRML page with developer guide advanced topic

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