`Unknown object` warnings for global Liquid objects in editor when using `{% doc %}` tag

Description:

When using the Liquid {% doc %} tag in a .liquid snippet, a warning is generated for global objects. For example the section object.

Warning: Unknown object ‘section’ used.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Use the {% doc %} tag syntax in a .liquid snippet file.
2. Observe the warning message in Cursor / Visual Studio Code.

Expected Behavior:

The {% doc %} tag should not give warnings for global available liquid objects.

Actual Behavior:

A warning is shown for section, predictive_search and more.

Warning: Unknown object ‘section’ used.

Additional Context:

This may indicate that the {% doc %} tag does not correctly recognize global objects when used inside snippet files.

I tried adding and passing the global object to the doc declaration and snippet, but that doesn’t solve the issue because the parameter name conflicts with a built-in Liquid tag. That error is good and makes sense.

The parameter 'section' shares the same name with a liquid tag.

Reproduce the warning in a .liquid snippet containing a {% doc %} tag, using Cursor or Visual Studio Code, and compare handling of global objects such as section and predictive_search. Trace the editor warning path for doc-tag parameters and verify that valid global Liquid objects no longer produce unknown-object warnings while the documented name-conflict error remains.