Add auto-generated comment to generated code files #848
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Introduced a reusable syntax trivia for auto-generated comments and applied it consistently in all relevant code generators. This ensures clearer distinction between manually written and tool-generated code, reducing potential confusion when modifying files. Updated test cases accordingly to reflect these changes.
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@buehler would you mind taking a look? thanks. |
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Amazing, thank you :) |
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@buehler thanks for merging 🙏🏼 - happy to contribute :) |
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Introduced a reusable syntax trivia for auto-generated comments and applied it consistently in all relevant code generators. This ensures clearer distinction between manually written and tool-generated code, reducing potential confusion when modifying files. Updated test cases accordingly to reflect these changes.