ndk: Move library documentation to modules #290
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Instead of having an outdated overview of modules and their contents in the library documentation, move this to the module documentation header. Rustdoc already provides a clickable link for every module (these manual list didn't include _any_ links), and also includes the first sentence/paragraph from this module documentation. This also inserts some missing `struct` documentation and cleans up existing references to link to the NDK docs more often and specify exactly what type it is wrapping, instead of linking to the "rather useless" `ffi` representation for that NDK type.
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Instead of having an outdated overview of modules and their contents in the library documentation, move this to the module documentation header. Rustdoc already provides a clickable link for every module (these manual list didn't include any links), and also includes the first sentence/paragraph from this module documentation.
This also inserts some missing
structdocumentation and cleans up existing references to link to the NDK docs more often and specify exactly what type it is wrapping, instead of linking to the "rather useless"ffirepresentation for that NDK type.