Documentation fixes

[314eter]

Method seems to be missing from the supported definitions. Since it's used in the fully-qualified names example, I assume it's supported?

I have some other questions:

1. The documentation only mentions @reference.call. Does that mean other references are not supported, or does the support for e.g. @definition.module imply that @reference.module is supported too? If that's the case, is @reference.function supported, or does it have to be @reference.call?
2. The fully-qualified names example uses @definition.class as container. Can all definitions (class/module/function/...) be used as containers?
3. In the fully-qualified Java example the separator is ::, in the Go example it's .. Should the separator be defined somewhere? Can it be different for different types of containers?
4. How do references to fully-qualified names work? Should the @name in the reference contain the fully-qualified name? Or can references use the non-qualified name?

[look]

Thank you for fixing the tree-sitter link and the contribution. The omission of @definition.method was an oversight.

I'll try to briefly answer your other questions below, but if you have further questions, please open issues for them so we can track that. Thanks!

1. The documentation only mentions @reference.call. Does that mean other references are not supported, or does the support for e.g. @definition.module imply that @reference.module is supported too? If that's the case, is @reference.function supported, or does it have to be @reference.call?

The system only supports @reference.call right now.

2. The fully-qualified names example uses @definition.class as container. Can all definitions (class/module/function/...) be used as containers?

Offhand, I don't know that we have any examples using this, but I reviewed the code and it should support containers of class, enum, implementation, interface, struct, type, trait, union, and module.

3. In the fully-qualified Java example the separator is ::, in the Go example it's .. Should the separator be defined somewhere? Can it be different for different types of containers?

It's defined per-language when we wire up the language parser with its query. It can't vary by container at this time.

4. How do references to fully-qualified names work? Should the @name in the reference contain the fully-qualified name? Or can references use the non-qualified name?

You can use either (or, additionally, a regex). Using the fully-qualified name will give you more precise results.

There's some examples of using the symbol: qualifier in the documentation: https://docs.github.com/en/search-github/github-code-search/understanding-github-code-search-syntax#symbol-qualifier