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Fix: wrong outputs of ParameterType and Syntax if the type is nested and generic #823

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fix: wrong outputs of ParameterType and Syntax if the type is nested …
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for issue: PowerShell#822

Rewrote the entire code for converting types to strings.
@teramako teramako changed the title fix: wrong outputs of ParameterType and Syntax if the type is nested and generic Fix: wrong outputs of ParameterType and Syntax if the type is nested and generic Sep 14, 2025
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My current patch aligns with the current platyPS design by limiting parameter type abbreviations to namespaces only.
When -AbbreviateParameterTypeName is specified, System.Int32 is rendered as Int32, not int.

If you prefer it to be int, please reply.
In fact, PowerShell help displays System.Int32 as int.

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