Wrap long javadoc lines where possible

Prettier-Java 2.6.0

# Options (if any):
--print-width 120

Input:

/**
 * Build Service for Git. Primary goal is to allow for lazy initialization of the Git object and keeping it open for later usage.
 * This Service should not be considered a published API, and may change or be removed in future versions.
 */

Output:

/**
 * Build Service for Git. Primary goal is to allow for lazy initialization of the Git object and keeping it open for later usage.
 * This Service should not be considered a published API, and may change or be removed in future versions.
 */

Expected behavior:

/**
 * Build Service for Git. Primary goal is to allow for lazy initialization of the Git object and keeping it open for
 * later usage. This Service should not be considered a published API, and may change or be removed in future versions.
 */

beware of word breaking though, this for example shouldn't try to wrap even though it's too long. Note: I'm not certain if this would try to reformat now, and it isn't javadoc, but maybe this issue applies to all comments and I just haven't noticed.

  // https://github.com/diffplug/spotless/blob/224f8f96df3ad42cac81064a0461e6d4ee91dcaf/plugin-gradle/src/main/java/com/diffplug/gradle/spotless/GitRatchetGradle.java#L35

Riproduci l’esempio con Prettier-Java 2.6.0 e --print-width 120, quindi ispeziona il punto di ingresso della formattazione dei commenti e i test esistenti. Il lavoro è completo quando il testo Javadoc idoneo va a capo in base alla larghezza configurata senza spezzare le parole, mentre gli URL lunghi, come quello indicato nel commento di GitRatchetGradle.java, rimangono intatti.