Fix function comments based on best practices from Effective Go

[BlakeMScurr]

Every exported function in a program should have a doc comment. The first sentence should be a summary that starts with the name being declared.
From effective go.

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[BlakeMScurr]

@googlebot great I'll get onto that ASAP.

Regarding the PR, it looks like these changes, few as they are, are pretty solid. Let me know if you find this useful 😄

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