Restore documentation on variable arguments in Drupal\Core\Database\Query\AlterableInterface::hasAllTags() and hasAnyTag() in Drupal 8.8

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Attached patch against Drupal 10.1.x

Patch #9 is not applied for Drupal 10.1.x so Inter-diff file is not added.

I just converted this to an MR.

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Seems pretty straight forward.

nod_ → closed merge request !8994

nod_ → reopened merge request !8994

This doesn't seem enough, we need a variable name. In PHP you need to do

function test(...$params) {}

for this to work, so doc needs to be @param string …$params, we can't have only the ….

@nod_, thanks. I converted that without much though, sorry.

Believe feedback has been addressed on this one. Based on the D11 release know we search for drupal:12.0.0 so should be good there.

I checked in on this and noticed that the links in the @todo were incorrect. I updated them and rebased.

@quietone: It is for me RTBC with or without the nitpicks.

believe feedback has been addressed on this one.

nod_ → closed merge request !8994

Committed 80adfea and pushed to 11.x. Thanks!

Maybe there is a small misconception in the deprecation ignore file? See comment inline