MINOR: Fix invalid {@param} Javadoc tags in streams and connect - #23113
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Several Javadoc comments in streams and connect/runtime use {@param x},
which is not a valid Javadoc tag. Replace them with {@code x}, the
convention already used elsewhere in these same comments.
Also fixes RackAwareTaskAssignor#validateClientRack: the doc referenced
racksForProcess, but the actual parameter is named rackForProcess.
Verified with:
./gradlew :streams:javadoc :connect:runtime:javadoc spotlessCheck
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <claude@anthropic.com>
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Several Javadoc comments in streams and connect/runtime use {@param x},
which is not a valid Javadoc tag. Replace them with {@code x}, the
convention already used elsewhere in these same comments.
Also fixes RackAwareTaskAssignor#validateClientRack: the doc referenced
racksForProcess, but the actual parameter is named rackForProcess.
Verified with: ./gradlew :streams:javadoc :connect:runtime:javadoc
spotlessCheck
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 claude@anthropic.com