dart-doc-validation

You can validate Dart documentation comments by running the `dart doc` command locally, which identifies links to identifiers that do not exist in the codebase or imported libraries and ensures documentation correctness.

Undefined macros in Dart documentation occur when documentation comments reference macros that have not been defined in the codebase, which validation tools flag to prevent broken documentation generation.

Yes, you need the Dart SDK installed to execute the `dart doc` command for local validation, ensuring your documentation is clean and ready for publishing to the Dart package repository.

Prevent broken links in Dart package documentation by validating comments to detect unresolved references and undefined macros, ensuring adherence to best practices for documentation generation and package publishing.

Yes, you can check documentation readiness before publishing to pub.dev by validating comments locally, ensuring they are free of unresolved references and undefined macros for a clean package release.