In case there is a @see tag provided for a parameter in the description,
the possible values are only fetched from the corresponding source in
case there is no explict value provided for the possible values.
In case the source does not contain a possible value tag nothing is
transfered.
was removed since parameter keys does not appear anymore in the table denoting the
level where a parameter can be configured.
Nevertheless we need to take that parameter into account. We need to add the description for
that parameter, even if it cannot be configured on general or stage level.
in case there is a pseudo annotation '@see' found in a step docu the docu is retrived from
the parameter with the same name in the other step. Format is:
'@see <OTHER_STEP_NAME>'
This simplifies documentation for parameters with same name and same
semantics used in more than one step.
we do not have only groovy script, but also java files inside src folder.
Hence we should rely on the target/classes folder in order to see also the
compiled java classes, and not only the groovy scripts.