Clarify truncate method Javadoc

[Akshat19Upadhyay]

Improves the truncate method documentation to better describe substring behavior.

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[garydgregory]

Hello @Akshat19Upadhyay
Thank you for the PR.
Please rebase on git master and see my comment.

[garydgregory]

The new text is wrong.

[Akshat19Upadhyay]

Thanks for the review.
I have updated the Javadoc to fix the inaccurate wording and ensure it matches the actual truncate behavior, including the non-negative maxWidth case.
Please let me know if anything else needs adjustment.

[garydgregory]

The new text is still wrong.

[Akshat19Upadhyay]

Hi @garydgregory, thanks for the review.
I have tried to align the Javadoc with the actual behavior of truncate, but I’m still missing something.
Could you please point out which part of the text is incorrect or suggest the wording you’d expect?
That would really help me fix it properly. Thanks!

[garydgregory]

Hello @Akshat19Upadhyay

I picked up the change that I think matters in git master (@param) and also applied it to the other truncate method, which was not done in this PR. You are credited in changes.xml

Thank you!
Closing this PR.