Revert "feat: Update Identifier documentation in TypeScript"

This reverts commit 6e6a521c1f.

src/types/Identifier.ts

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 /**
- * ## The dependency identifier
- *
- * You can use any string or Symbol as identifier. The identifier is used to
- * register a class in the TSinjex DI (Dependency Injection) container.
- * See **Hierarchical identifiers** for more information on `.` in identifiers.
- *
- * ### Hierarchical identifiers
- * To create hierarchical identifiers, you can use a dot `.` as a separator.
- * E.g. `Parent.Child` or `Parent.Child.Grandchild`.
- *
- * ### Merge functionality
- * You can merge multiple dependencies into one by resolving them with
- * a identifier that is a prefix of the actual identifiers.
- * E.g. `Parent` resolves `Parent.*` and returns a mixin of all children.
- * Merging will only work, if the main identifier is not registered.
- * Grandchildren are not included in the mixin but you can use something like
- * `Parent.Child.Grandchild` to merge all direct children of Grandchild,
- * e.g. `Parent.Child.Grandchild.*`.
- * If you don't want to allow merging, you must register the dependencies
- * with the full identifier. E.g. `Parent` or `Parent.Child.Grandchild`.
- *
- * ### Naming convention
- * The name of a dependency should generally correspond to the interface that is implemented.
- * E.g. a class `ClassA` that implements the interface `IClassA` and is registered
- * as a dependent class is registered under the interface name `IClassA`.
- *
- * The mixin parts of the class are registered under the interface name `IClassA.*`.
- * E.g. `IClassA.IClassZ`, `IClassA.IClassY`, etc.
- *
- * #### Static/Constructor Identifier naming
- * The identifier for a static or constructor dependency should be the same as the class name
- * postfixed with `_`. E.g. `IClassA_` for the the static or constructor interface of class `IClassA`.
+ * The dependency identifier.
+ * You can use any string as identifier.
+ * To create order, it is also possible to
+ * provide these with a separator: `GroupA.ClassZ`.
+ * The convection for naming is as follows:
+ * The name should generally correspond to the interface that is relevant.
+ * I.e. a class `ClassA` that implements the interface `IClassA` and is
+ * registered as a dependent class is registered under the interface name `IClassA`.
  */
 export type Identifier = string | symbol;