require-jsdoc: add exemptEmptyConstructors as default
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…s default; fixes gajus#600 If `true` will prevent empty constructors from needing documentation. Also adds `checkConstructors`, `checkGetters`, and `checkSetters` options (default `true`) to allow the complete disabling of checks on these methods as per other require-* rules.
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require-jsdoc): addexemptEmptyConstructorsand settrueas default; fixes #600If
truewill prevent empty constructors from needing documentation.Also adds
checkConstructors,checkGetters, andcheckSettersoptions (defaulttrue) to allow the complete disabling of checks on these methods as per other require-* rules.Is "light breaking" in that it will stop checking empty constructors, but even I don't think it really requires a breaking change.