Using see also seems to have some strange behaviour if it references a method (possibly a bug, or just an unhandled situation?).

If I have a mutation:

public async Task<TestMutationPayload> TestMutation(TestMutationInput input)
{
    ...

With the input object defined as:

/// <summary>
/// Input object for <see cref="TestMutations.TestMutation"/>.
/// </summary>
public class TestMutationInput
{
    ...

Then this appears in the SDL as:

"""
Input object for TestMutationInput).
"""
input TestMutationInput {
  ...

The comment always seems to reference the object type of the last parameter to the mutation, followed by an ending bracket.

Ideally this would instead be output as:

"""
Input object for TestMutation.
"""
input TestMutationInput {
  ...

Originally posted by @cjzzz in #3730 (comment)