Begin tweaking comments with LLM PT.2

Sources/Spatial/align/AlignType/AlignType.swift

@@ -1,9 +1,14 @@
 import Foundation
 /**
- * Single align type
- * - Remark: Use `.rawValue` if you want to get the string "topLeft"
- * - Remark: Could also just do: no type enum and: `Swift.print("\(String(describing: TestEnum.three))") // three
+ * Enum defining single alignment types.
+ * Use `.rawValue` to get the string representation of the enum case.
+ * Alternatively, you can use a no-type enum and print the case name directly.
  */
 public enum AlignType: String {
-   case left, right, top, bottom, centerHor, centerVer
-}
+   case left // Aligns to the left
+    case right // Aligns to the right
+    case top // Aligns to the top
+    case bottom // Aligns to the bottom
+    case centerHor // Aligns to the horizontal center
+    case centerVer // Aligns to the vertical center
+}

Sources/Spatial/align/alignment/Alignment+Extension.swift

@@ -1,25 +1,31 @@
 import Foundation
 /**
- * Extension
+ * Extension to `Alignment` enum to provide computed properties for horizontal and vertical alignment types.
  */
 extension Alignment {
    /**
-    * - Returns the horizontal type from the dual-axis type `Alignment`
+    * Returns the horizontal alignment type from the dual-axis alignment type `Alignment`.
     */
    public var horAlign: HorizontalAlign {
       switch self {
+      // If the alignment is top left, center left, or bottom left, return left alignment
       case .topLeft, .centerLeft, .bottomLeft: return .left
+      // If the alignment is top right, center right, or bottom right, return right alignment
       case .topRight, .bottomRight, .centerRight: return .right
-      case .bottomCenter, .topCenter, .centerCenter: return .centerX
+      // If the alignment is top center, bottom center, or center center, return center X alignment
+      case .topCenter, .bottomCenter, .centerCenter: return .centerX
       }
    }
    /**
-    * - Returns the vertical type from the dual-axis type `Alignment`
+    * Returns the vertical alignment type from the dual-axis alignment type `Alignment`.
     */
    public var verAlign: VerticalAlign {
       switch self {
-      case .topRight, .topCenter, .topLeft: return .top
-      case .bottomCenter, .bottomRight, .bottomLeft: return .bottom
+      // If the alignment is top left, top center, or top right, return top alignment
+      case .topLeft, .topCenter, .topRight: return .top
+      // If the alignment is bottom left, bottom center, or bottom right, return bottom alignment
+      case .bottomLeft, .bottomCenter, .bottomRight: return .bottom
+      // If the alignment is center left, center right, or center center, return center Y alignment
       case .centerRight, .centerLeft, .centerCenter: return .centerY
       }
    }

Sources/Spatial/align/alignment/Alignment.swift

@@ -1,8 +1,7 @@
 import Foundation
-
 /**
- * Alignment types (Both axises)
- * - Remark: Use `Alignment.topLeft.rawValue if you want to get the string "topLeft"
+ * Enum defining alignment types for both horizontal and vertical axises.
+ * Use `Alignment.topLeft.rawValue` to get the string "topLeft".
  */
 public enum Alignment: String {
     case topLeft      // Aligns to the top left corner

Tests/SpatialTests/SpatialTests.swift

@@ -22,4 +22,5 @@ extension SpatialTests {
       XCTAssertTrue(equalsB)
    }
 }
-#endif
+#endif
+