Clean up cutscene doc mess ups

[Lucas7yoshi]

This fixes a incorrect link to another native and an uncompleted sentence

I did see e80e64b#r72290446 however i am not sure the meaning of this, or the resolution. @gottfriedleibniz

[gottfriedleibniz]

• CUTSCENE/N_0x971d7b15bcdbef99.md was removed
• CUTSCENE/GetCutsceneEndTime.md was given the alias 0x971D7B15BCDBEF99 and labelled with 0x011883f41211432a
• CUTSCENE/N_0x011883f41211432a.md still exists.

Also, statements inferred from decompiled scripts, e.g., "Only referenced in script [X]", "Always false", "Usually [X]", or "i.e., Michael Lamar ..." should probably be removed or left in the comments section where the garbage from past imports live. These descriptions are often misleading and barely contribute to describing what those parameters actually are. Ideally, the "what it is" would be supplemented by "how it is used".

Unrelated comment: 0xE832D760399EB220 should probably have its carriage returns stripped.

[Lucas7yoshi]

@stannum-cfx This should be good now, added draft in the miniscule chance someone came by while I was trying to commit :p

[stannum-cfx]

Most things look good, only the hash change has me slightly concerned and is something I can't verify.

[stannum-cfx]

I'm not sure this will work properly, this might break stuff. @blattersturm could you verify this?

[Lucas7yoshi]

I'm not sure what my actions were prior when I first made the mistake so that change was based on Gottfried's response

[AvarianKnight]

Given that this is already "broken" with the way it currently because it will always return 0 due to sanitation, swapping this shouldn't break compatibility with anything.

This also didn't manage to overwrite the original native definition with an int return type so it shouldn't break C# codegen, we would just have to make sure that the native that was supposed to be in the enum slot gets named.