Jonas Jensen 64e2277904 C++: Don't use @param in QLDoc ...

It superficially looks like `@param` is supported in QLDoc, but this is
mostly an accident of how its parser works. Attributes starting with `@`
are only intended to be used in the top-level QLDoc of a query, and
there can only be one of each attribute. If there are multiple `@param`
entries, the QLDoc parser will only keep the first one.

Even though `parseConvSpec` in `Scanf.qll` documented multiple
parameters, only the first one would be shown in an IDE. The
corresponding predicate in `Print.qll` documented only its first
parameter, perhaps because of an autoformatting accident earlier in
time. I've attempted to reconstruct documentation for its other
parameters based on its sibling in `Scanf.qll`.

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C++: Don't use @param in QLDoc

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C++: Don't use deprecated predicates in test

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