Command descriptions seem to stop at first non-letter character

[tcarmelveilleux]

• Found during running Alchemy against OperationalCredentialsCluster after previously doing manual updates
• Command: ./alchemy zap --specRoot ~/repos/connectedhomeip-spec-tcv/ --sdkRoot ~/repos/connectedhomeip --verbose ../connectedhomeip-spec-tcv/src/service_device_management/OperationalCredentialCluster.adoc

Actual output

Command descriptions stop at the first non-letter character:

+    <command source="client" code="0x0A" name="RemoveFabric" response="NOCResponse" optional="false">
+      <description>This command is used by Administrators to remove a given Fabric and </description>

However the spec text said:

[[ref_RemoveFabric, RemoveFabric]]
=== RemoveFabric Command
This command is used by Administrators to remove a given Fabric and *delete all associated fabric-scoped data*.

Similarly:

-    <command source="client" code="0x0c" name="SetVIDVerificationStatement" isFabricScoped="true" optional="false" apiMaturity="provisional">
-      <description>This command SHALL be used to update any of the accessing fabric's associated VendorID, VidVerificatioNStatement or VVSC (Vendor Verification Signing Certificate).</description>
+    <command source="client" code="0x0C" name="SetVIDVerificationStatement" isFabricScoped="true" optional="true" apiMaturity="provisional">
+      <description>This command SHALL be used to one or more of the following:</description>

but the spec text said:

This command SHALL be used to one or more of the following:

* Update the VendorID associated with an entry in the Fabrics attribute.
* Associate or remove a <<ref_VIDVerificationStatement,VIDVerificationStatement>> associated with an entry in the Fabrics attribute.
* Associate or remove a <<ref_VendorVerificationSigningCertificate,VendorVerificationSigningCertificate (VVSC)>> associated with an entry in the NOCs attribute.

A similar thing was observed for commands with a <<xref,blahblah>> within the first line, which causes the description to stop before <<.

Expected output:

• Each command's description should preferably not be truncated. For the multi-bullet descriptions, I am not sure what to do, but a generic description would be better than a truncated description.

[hasty]

The descriptions that stopped mid-sentence were due to using an outdated version of Alchemy.

The SetVIDVerificationStatement one is more complicated, since it stops because it hit a block element (the ordered list). Might be better to just have a convention that the first line should be a basic sentence explaining what it does, before getting into complicated structures.