After updating to 8.6, I’m getting all kinds of complaints out of the Javascript validator on package.html files. Any time the validator encounters something like {@link …} in the HTML, it complains – apparently about the opening curly brace, since removing that shuts it up. (And breaks the Javadoc, of course).
Shouldn’t the validator be smart enough to realize that those constructs are
(a) Perfectly valid HTML sequences, since they’re not inside a <script> tag
(b) Normal Javadoc stuff?
I’ve had to disable Javascript validation to keep from getting snowed under by incorrect validation errors…