trim unnecessary Swift. prefixes

Sources/PNG/Formats/PNG.Format.swift

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ extension PNG
         /// -   Parameter palette:
         ///     An palette of suggested posterization values. Most PNG viewers
         ///     ignore this field. Although the image color depth is `16`, the
-        ///     palette atom type is ``Swift.UInt8``, not ``Swift.UInt16``.
+        ///     palette atom type is ``UInt8``, not ``UInt16``.
         ///
         ///     This field is unrelated to, and should not be confused with a
         ///     ``SuggestedPalette``.
@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ extension PNG
         /// -   Parameter palette:
         ///     An palette of suggested posterization values. Most PNG viewers
         ///     ignore this field. Although the image color depth is `16`, the
-        ///     palette atom type is ``Swift.UInt8``, not ``Swift.UInt16``.
+        ///     palette atom type is ``UInt8``, not ``UInt16``.
         ///
         ///     This field is unrelated to, and should not be confused with a
         ///     ``SuggestedPalette``.

Sources/PNG/Lexing/PNG.BytestreamDestination.swift

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ protocol _PNGBytestreamDestination
     /// -   Parameter bytes:
     ///     The bytes to write.
     /// -   Returns:
-    ///     A ``Swift.Void`` tuple, or `nil` if the write attempt failed. This
+    ///     A ``Void`` tuple, or `nil` if the write attempt failed. This
     ///     method should return `nil` even if any number of bytes less than
     ///     `bytes.count` were successfully written.
     mutating

Sources/PNG/PNG.Image.swift

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ extension PNG
         /// The raw backing storage of the image content.
         ///
         /// Depending on the bit depth of the image, it either stores a matrix
-        /// of ``Swift.UInt8`` samples, or a matrix of big-endian ``Swift.UInt16``
+        /// of ``UInt8`` samples, or a matrix of big-endian ``UInt16``
         /// samples. The pixels are arranged in row-major order, where the
         /// beginning of the storage array corresponds to the visual top-left
         /// corner of the image, regardless of whether the ``layout`` is

Sources/PNG/PNG.swift

@@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ extension PNG
     /// Converts an image data buffer to a pixel array, using the given
     /// pixel kernel and dereferencing function.
     ///
-    /// This function casts each byte in `buffer` to an ``Swift.Int`` index,
+    /// This function casts each byte in `buffer` to an ``Int`` index,
     /// and passes each index to the given `dereference` function, receiving
     /// scalar atoms of type `A` in return. It then scales the atoms to the
     /// range of `T`, and constructs instances of `C` by mapping the given
@@ -314,7 +314,7 @@ extension PNG
     /// Converts an image data buffer to a pixel array, using the given
     /// pixel kernel and dereferencing function.
     ///
-    /// This function casts each byte in `buffer` to an ``Swift.Int`` index,
+    /// This function casts each byte in `buffer` to an ``Int`` index,
     /// and passes each index to the given `dereference` function, receiving
     /// pairs of atoms of type `A` in return. It then scales the atoms to the
     /// range of `T`, and constructs instances of `C` by mapping the given
@@ -365,7 +365,7 @@ extension PNG
     /// Converts an image data buffer to a pixel array, using the given
     /// pixel kernel and dereferencing function.
     ///
-    /// This function casts each byte in `buffer` to an ``Swift.Int`` index,
+    /// This function casts each byte in `buffer` to an ``Int`` index,
     /// and passes each index to the given `dereference` function, receiving
     /// triplets of atoms of type `A` in return. It then scales the atoms to the
     /// range of `T`, and constructs instances of `C` by mapping the given
@@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ extension PNG
     /// Converts an image data buffer to a pixel array, using the given
     /// pixel kernel and dereferencing function.
     ///
-    /// This function casts each byte in `buffer` to an ``Swift.Int`` index,
+    /// This function casts each byte in `buffer` to an ``Int`` index,
     /// and passes each index to the given `dereference` function, receiving
     /// quadruplets of atoms of type `A` in return. It then scales the atoms to the
     /// range of `T`, and constructs instances of `C` by mapping the given
@@ -797,7 +797,7 @@ extension PNG
     /// This function maps the given `kernel` function over each element in
     /// `pixels`, receiving scalar intensities of type `T` in return. It then
     /// converts them into atoms of type `A`, scaling each intensity value
-    /// to the range of `A`. Each scalar atom is then converted to an ``Swift.Int``
+    /// to the range of `A`. Each scalar atom is then converted to an ``Int``
     /// index using the given `reference` function, and stored as a byte in
     /// the returned image data buffer.
     ///
@@ -858,7 +858,7 @@ extension PNG
     /// This function maps the given `kernel` function over each element in
     /// `pixels`, receiving `(T, T)` intensity pairs in return. It then
     /// converts them into atoms of type `A`, scaling each intensity value
-    /// to the range of `A`. Each `(A, A)` pair is then converted to an ``Swift.Int``
+    /// to the range of `A`. Each `(A, A)` pair is then converted to an ``Int``
     /// index using the given `reference` function, and stored as a byte in
     /// the returned image data buffer.
     ///
@@ -920,7 +920,7 @@ extension PNG
     /// `pixels`, receiving `(T, T, T)` intensity triplets in return. It then
     /// converts them into atoms of type `A`, scaling each intensity value
     /// to the range of `A`. Each `(A, A, A)` triplet is then converted to
-    /// an ``Swift.Int`` index using the given `reference` function, and
+    /// an ``Int`` index using the given `reference` function, and
     /// stored as a byte in the returned image data buffer.
     ///
     /// A worked example of how to use this function to implement a custom
@@ -981,7 +981,7 @@ extension PNG
     /// `pixels`, receiving `(T, T, T, T)` intensity quadruplets in return.
     /// It then converts them into atoms of type `A`, scaling each intensity value
     /// to the range of `A`. Each `(A, A, A, A)` quadruplet is then converted to
-    /// an ``Swift.Int`` index using the given `reference` function, and
+    /// an ``Int`` index using the given `reference` function, and
     /// stored as a byte in the returned image data buffer.
     ///
     /// A worked example of how to use this function to implement a custom

Sources/PNG/System.swift

@@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ extension System.File.Destination
     /// -   Parameter buffer:
     ///     The data to write.
     /// -   Returns:
-    ///     A ``Swift.Void`` tuple if the entire array argument could be written,
+    ///     A ``Void`` tuple if the entire array argument could be written,
     ///     or `nil` otherwise.
     public
     func write(_ buffer:[UInt8]) -> Void?
@@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ extension PNG.Image
     ///     it to `1`. Likewise, setting it to a value greater than `2147483647`
     ///     (2^31^\ –\ 1) is the same as setting it to `2147483647`.
     /// -   Returns:
-    ///     A ``Swift.Void`` tuple if the destination file could be opened
+    ///     A ``Void`` tuple if the destination file could be opened
     ///     successfully, or `nil` otherwise.
     public
     func compress(path:String, level:Int = 9, hint:Int = 1 << 15) throws -> Void?