[2.0]: Properties of objects aren't being checked correctly by FES

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p5.js version

2.0.0

Web browser and version

Firefox

Operating system

MacOS

Steps to reproduce this

Steps:

If you run npm run docs and then check docs/parameterData.json, if you search for textToModel, it currently has these parameters:

"textToModel": {
      "overloads": [
        [
          "String",
          "Number",
          "Number",
          "Number",
          "Number",
          "Object?",
          "Number?",
          "Number?"
        ]
      ]
    }

This is because we're documenting the properties of the object like this:

* @param {String} str The text string to convert into a 3D model.
* @param {Number} x The x-coordinate for the starting position of the text.
* @param {Number} y The y-coordinate for the starting position of the text.
* @param {Number} width Maximum width of the text block (wraps text if exceeded).
* @param {Number} height Maximum height of the text block.
* @param {Object} [options] Configuration options for the 3D text:
* @param {Number} [options.extrude=0] The depth to extrude the text. A value of 0 produces
* flat text; higher values create thicker, 3D models.
* @param {Number} [options.sampleFactor=1] A factor controlling the level of detail for the text contours.
*  Higher values result in smoother curves.

It looks like we're mistakenly parsing options.extrude and options.sampleFactor as separate parameters, and not properties of options.

This likely needs a change in utils/convert.js.

Run npm run docs and inspect docs/parameterData.json for textToModel. Read utils/convert.js and trace how JSDoc parameters such as options.extrude and options.sampleFactor are parsed. Done means the generated parameter data represents these as properties of options rather than separate parameters.