Fix special XML static method cases of load and loadstring

Author: Fernando-A-Rocha

functions/Element/getElementHealth.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 shared: &shared
   name: 'getElementHealth'
   oop:
-    entity: element
+    element: element
     method: getHealth
     variable: health
   pair: 'setElementHealth'

functions/Element/getElementPosition.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 shared: &shared
   name: 'getElementPosition'
   oop:
-    entity: element
+    element: element
     method: getPosition
     variable: position
   pair: 'setElementPosition'

functions/Element/setElementHealth.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 shared: &shared
   name: 'setElementHealth'
   oop:
-    entity: element
+    element: element
     method: setHealth
     variable: health
   pair: 'getElementHealth'

functions/Element/setElementPosition.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 shared: &shared
   name: 'setElementPosition'
   oop:
-    entity: element
+    element: element
     method: setPosition
     variable: position
   pair: 'getElementPosition'

functions/File/fileClose.yaml

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ shared: &shared
       content: |
         It is important to remember to close a file after you've finished all your operations on it, especially if you've been writing to the file. If you don't close a file and your resource crashes, all changes to the file may be lost.
   oop:
-    entity: file
+    element: file
     method: close
   description: Closes a file handle obtained by [[fileCreate]] or [[fileOpen]].
   parameters:

functions/File/fileCopy.yaml

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ shared: &shared
       content: |
         If you do not want to share the content of the created file with other servers, prepend the file path with @ (See [[filepath]] for more information).
   oop:
-    entity: file
+    element: file
     static: true
     method: copy
   description: This function copies a file.

functions/File/fileCreate.yaml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ shared: &shared
       content: |
         It is important to remember to close a file after you've finished all your operations on it, especially if you've been writing to the file. If you don't close a file and your resource crashes, all changes to the file may be lost.
   oop:
-    entity: file
+    element: file
     static: true
     method: new
   description: Creates a new file in a directory of a resource. If there already exists a file with the specified name, it is overwritten with an empty file.

functions/File/fileDelete.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 shared: &shared
   name: fileDelete
   oop:
-    entity: file
+    element: file
     static: true
     method: delete
   description: Deletes the specified file.

functions/File/fileExists.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 shared: &shared
   name: fileExists
   oop:
-    entity: file
+    element: file
     static: true
     method: exists
   description: This functions checks whether a specified file exists inside a resource.

functions/File/fileFlush.yaml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ shared: &shared
     - type: 'info'
       content: '[[fileClose]] automatically flushes the file.'
   oop:
-    entity: file
+    element: file
     method: flush
   description: |
     Forces pending disk writes to be executed. [[fileWrite]] doesn't directly write to the hard disk but places the data in a temporary buffer; only when there is enough data in the buffer it is actually written to disk. Call this function if you need the data written right now without closing the file. This is useful for log files that might want to be read while the resource is still executing. `fileFlush` can be called after each log entry is written. Without this, the file may appear empty or outdated to the user.