anchor.diff:  /// free(calendar.ptr);
   /// ```
   ///
  -/// ### Strings (Windows Runtime)
  +/// ## Strings in the Windows Runtime
   ///
  -/// Windows Runtime APIs use `HSTRING` as their native type. An HSTRING is an
  +/// Windows Runtime APIs use `HSTRING` as their native type. An `HSTRING` is an
   /// immutable string object, which is created with the [WindowsCreateString] API
  -/// and deleted with the [WindowsDeleteString] API. The HSTRING itself is an
  +/// and deleted with the [WindowsDeleteString] API. The `HSTRIN`G itself is an
   /// integer value, just like other `HANDLE` objects in the Win32 programming
   /// interface.
   ///
  
positive.code: /// thread. A successful call to `winrtInitialize` should be balanced with a
  /// corresponding call to `winrtUninitialize`.
  ///
  /// ### Instantiating Windows Runtime objects
  ///
  /// The [CreateObject] function provides a convenient way to create a new
  /// Windows Runtime object. This returns a generic `Pointer<COMObject>`, which
  
negative.code: /// under active development. Updates to the win32 package may introduce
  /// breaking changes.
  ///
  /// ## Initializing the Windows Runtime
  ///
  /// All threads that activate and interact with Windows Runtime objects must be
  /// initialized prior to calling into the Windows Runtime. This package provides
  