Fix up KDoc annotations post Kotlin migrations#49375
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Summary:
When generating documentation using dokka, I found out that some references to classes in the comments were not linking correctly anymore after the files were migrated to Kotlin. In this PR I'm migrating the JavaDoc
@linkreferences to Kotlin KDoc[]syntax.Changelog:
[INTERNAL] - Fix up KDoc annotations post Kotlin migrations
Test Plan:
Manually review that the references link correctly in the Kotlin files