[Cleanup] Use named arguments in PresentationCore #10321
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Automated changes. Contributes to dotnet#10018
Manual changes. Contributes to dotnet#10018
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Contributes to #10018
Description
I replaced comments specifying an argument name with named arguments, which were introduced in C# 7. This improves readability and maintainability.
My changes are in 2 commits the first commit is automated changes using regexes and the second commit is manual changes where the comment is outdated or formatted differently than the parameter name.
Note: The compiled IL is identical.
(Except for some of the changes in Visual.cs where I renamed some parameters e -> args to better reflect the parameter and be able to remove the comment)
Customer Impact
None.
Regression
No.
Testing
Local build + validated IL.
Risk
Low to none.
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