10.0.x: Fix all Sphinx doc generation warnings (#11419) #11425
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This fixes all docs Sphinx warnings and turns on the `-W` flag to sphinx so that the build will fail if any warnings get introduced in the future. Many of these changes involve transitioning many of the domains from :c: to :cpp:. Note there are still uses for the :c: domain since some directives we use are only supported there, such as our macros. But many functions and enumerations that used to be c are now cpp. (cherry picked from commit 188a128) Conflicts: doc/developer-guide/api/functions/TSContScheduleEveryOnThread.en.rst
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This fixes all docs Sphinx warnings and turns on the
-Wflag to sphinx so that the build will fail if any warnings get introduced in the future.Many of these changes involve transitioning many of the domains from :c: to :cpp:. Note there are still uses for the :c: domain since some directives we use are only supported there, such as our macros. But many functions and enumerations that used to be c are now cpp.
(cherry picked from commit 188a128)
Conflicts:
doc/developer-guide/api/functions/TSContScheduleEveryOnThread.en.rst
This is a 10.0.x cherry-pick of the master PR:
#11419