docs: Fix problems with monospaced text

Eolian recently added support for $[...] which allows highlighting
more than one word in monospaced text.

src/lib/efl/interfaces/efl_text_markup_util.eo

@@ -5,23 +5,21 @@ class @beta Efl.Text_Markup_Util {
    methods {
       text_to_markup @static {
          [[Converts a given (UTF-8) text to a markup-compatible string.
-           This is used mainly to set a plain text with the $.markup_set
+           This is used mainly to set a plain text with @Efl.Text_Markup.markup.set.
-           property.
          ]]
          params {
-            @in text: string; [[The text (UTF-8) to convert to markup]]
+            @in text: string; [[The text (UTF-8) to convert to markup.]]
          }
-         return: mstring @move; [[The markup representation of given text]]
+         return: mstring @move; [[The markup representation of given text.]]
       }
       markup_to_text @static {
-         [[Converts a given (UTF-8) text to a markup-compatible string.
+         [[Converts a markup string to a (UTF-8) plain text.
-           This is used mainly to set a plain text with the $.markup_set
+           This is used mainly to set a markup text with the @Efl.Text.text.set.
-           property.
          ]]
          params {
-            @in text: string; [[The markup-text to convert to text (UTF-8)]]
+            @in text: string; [[The markup-text to convert to text (UTF-8).]]
          }
-         return: mstring @move; [[The text representation of given format]]
+         return: mstring @move; [[The text representation of given markup string.]]
       }
    }
 }

src/lib/elementary/efl_ui_average_model.eo

@@ -3,10 +3,10 @@ class @beta Efl.Ui.Average_Model extends Efl.Ui.Exact_Model
    [[Class to be used to store object item size for List/Grid View.
 
    This model provide the same feature as @Efl.Ui.Exact_Model except for the
-   @Efl.Model.property "$total.width" and "$total.height" which reflect an
+   @Efl.Model.property $["total.width"] and $["total.height"] which reflect an
    estimated value of the total size by using the currently know size from its
    children as an average size for all its children. As more children fill
-   "$self.width" and "$self.height", this model will figure out a more precise
+   $["self.width"] and $["self.height"], this model will figure out a more precise
    answer. Once all children size is known, the result will be exact and the same
    as @Efl.Ui.Exact_Model.
 

src/lib/elementary/efl_ui_exact_model.eo

@@ -2,13 +2,13 @@ class @beta Efl.Ui.Exact_Model extends Efl.Ui.Size_Model
 {
    [[Class to be used to store object item size for List/Grid View.
 
-   This model provide "$total.width" and "$total.height" as an accumulated size of all
+   This model provide $["total.width"] and $["total.height"] as an accumulated size of all
-   its children "$self.width" and "$self.height" @Efl.Model.property. This is currently
+   its children $["self.width"] and $["self.height"] @Efl.Model.property. This is currently
    assuming a vertical list only.
 
-   This model will return an error code EAGAIN for "$item.width" and "$item.height" all
+   This model will return an error code $EAGAIN for $["item.width"] and $["item.height"] all
    the time and the View that use this Model should continue to get this value even after
-   computing all the "$self.width" and "$self.height" of this object children.]]
+   computing all the $["self.width"] and $["self.height"] of this object children.]]
 
    implements {
       Efl.Object.constructor;

src/lib/elementary/efl_ui_homogeneous_model.eo

@@ -2,16 +2,16 @@ class @beta Efl.Ui.Homogeneous_Model extends Efl.Ui.Size_Model
 {
    [[Class to be used to store object item size for List/Grid View.
 
-   This model provides the properties "$item.width" and "$item.height" which have the
+   This model provides the properties $["item.width"] and $["item.height"] which have the
-   same value for all siblings of this object. The first sibling that defines "$self.width"
+   same value for all siblings of this object. The first sibling that defines $["self.width"]
-   and "$self.height" set them for all other siblings and also set "$item.width" and
+   and $["self.height"] set them for all other siblings and also set $["item.width"] and
-   "$item.height" for the parent (See @Efl.Ui.Size_Model).
+   $["item.height"] for the parent (See @Efl.Ui.Size_Model).
 
-   Subsequent attempts to set "$self.width" or "$self.height" will fail with a
+   Subsequent attempts to set $["self.width"] or $["self.height"] will fail with a
    Read Only error code.
 
-   The properties "$total.width" and "$total.height" are computed from the number of node,
+   The properties $["total.width"] and $["total.height"] are computed from the number of node,
-   the "$self.width" and "$self.height" assuming that the View is a vertical list.]]
+   the $["self.width"] and $["self.height"] assuming that the View is a vertical list.]]
 
    implements {
       Efl.Object.constructor;

src/lib/elementary/efl_ui_size_model.eo

@@ -2,14 +2,14 @@ class @beta Efl.Ui.Size_Model extends Efl.Composite_Model
 {
    [[Class to be used to store object item size for List/Grid View.
 
-   This model provide the following properties that can be retrived by
+   This model provide the following properties that can be retrieved by
    @Efl.Model.properties.get :
-   - "$self.width" and "$self.height" define the size of this object from the point of
+   - $["self.width"] and $["self.height"] define the size of this object from the point of
-   view of the @Efl.Ui.View that use it. It only apply on children and not on the
+   view of the @Efl.Ui.View that use it. They only apply to children and not to the
    top root object.
-   - "$item.width" and "$item.height" define all the children size and is available
+   - $["item.width"] and $["item.height"] define all the children size and are available
    only on @Efl.Ui.Size_Model that do have children.
-   - "$total.width" and "$total.height" define the accumulated size used by all the children.
+   - $["total.width"] and $["total.height"] define the accumulated size used by all the children.
    Only vertical list accumulation logic is implemented at this point.]]
 
    data: null;