fix(convert-to-jsdoc-comments): handle "any" context and avoid extra line break when there is already multiline text - #1753
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…a line break when there is already multiline text; fixes gajus#1747
…n text is present (with or without tags); fixes gajus#1748
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convert-to-jsdoc-comments): handle "any" context and avoid extra line break when there is already multiline text; fixes #1747Also:
no-blank-block-descriptions): strip out initial line breaks when text is present (with or without tags); fixes 64.2.1:no-blank-block-descriptionsfails to remove a leading empty line appearing before description content #1748