Remove $ sigil from <parameter> names#5643
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A <parameter> should hold the parameter name without the $ sigil. $this, superglobals ($_GET/$_POST) and in-text example variables are left untouched.
…ame> to <exceptionname> Required by the DocBook style check on the paragraphs modified by this PR. Within those blocks, neighbouring exception names in the same list/paragraph are also converted to <exceptionname> for local consistency.
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<parameter>should hold the parameter name without the$sigil (79 occurrences, 22 files).$this, superglobals ($_GET/$_POST) and in-text example variables were reviewed and intentionally left untouched.