update doc comments to satisfy clippy (#475)

src/object_identifier.rs

@@ -4,11 +4,13 @@ use alloc::fmt;
 
 const MAX_OID_LENGTH: usize = 63;
 
-/// Represents an ASN.1 `OBJECT IDENTIFIER`. `ObjectIdentifier`s are opaque,
-/// the only thing may be done with them is test if they are equal to another
-/// `ObjectIdentifier`. The generally recommended practice for handling them
-/// is to create some `ObjectIdentifier` constants with `asn1::oid!()` and
-/// then compare them with `ObjectIdentifier`s you get from parsing.
+/// Represents an ASN.1 `OBJECT IDENTIFIER`.
+///
+/// `ObjectIdentifier`s are opaque, the only thing may be done with them is
+/// test if they are equal to another `ObjectIdentifier`. The generally
+/// recommended practice for handling them is to create some
+/// `ObjectIdentifier` constants with `asn1::oid!()` and then compare them
+/// with `ObjectIdentifier`s you get from parsing.
 ///
 /// `asn1::oid!()` takes a series of arcs, for example: `asn1::oid!(1, 2, 3)`.
 ///

src/types.rs

@@ -1202,9 +1202,12 @@ declare_choice!(Choice1 => (T1 ChoiceA));
 declare_choice!(Choice2 => (T1 ChoiceA), (T2 ChoiceB));
 declare_choice!(Choice3 => (T1 ChoiceA), (T2 ChoiceB), (T3 ChoiceC));
 
-/// Represents an ASN.1 `SEQUENCE`. By itself, this merely indicates a sequence of bytes that are
-/// claimed to form an ASN1 sequence. In almost any circumstance, you'll want to immediately call
-/// `Sequence.parse` on this value to decode the actual contents therein.
+/// Represents an ASN.1 `SEQUENCE`.
+///
+/// By itself, this merely indicates a sequence of bytes that are claimed to
+// form an ASN1 sequence. In almost any circumstance, you'll want to
+/// immediately call `Sequence.parse` on this value to decode the actual
+/// contents therein.
 #[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Hash, Clone, Eq)]
 pub struct Sequence<'a> {
     data: &'a [u8],