- Documentation and logic fixes for various structures

include/fennec/math/common.h

@@ -506,7 +506,7 @@ constexpr genType modf(genType x, genType& i) {
 /// \returns **true** if \f$x\f$ holds a NaN. Returns **false** otherwise. <br> <br>
 /// \details \f$NaN\f$ is a concept unique to computing. It strictly means, and more specifically,
 ///          floating point values can only represent *real* numbers. This is why some functions,
-///          like \ref fennec::sqrt(fennec::genFType) "sqrt()", return \f$NaN\f$ when an expression would return
+///          like \ref fennec::sqrt "sqrt()", return \f$NaN\f$ when an expression would return
 ///          a value in a different coordinate space. There are other cases, such as \f$\frac{1}{x}\f$,
 ///          where \f$x=0\f$ is undefined, and respectively the return value is also \f$NaN\f$. <br> <br>
 ///