A method body made only of a /* block comment */ is written as no body: void M() /* nothing to do */ (CS1002), unlike the // form fixed in #157 #185

What happens

new MethodTemplate { Type = "void", Name = "M", BodyFactory = b => b.WriteLine("/* nothing to do */") }

This renders as:

void M() /* nothing to do */

That fails with CS1002 (; expected). The same body written as // nothing to do has rendered correctly since #157/#161:

void M()
{
	// nothing to do
}

Reproduced against main @ aa7ca53. Constructor and operator bodies take the same path.

Why

HasCode / IsCode (CodeBlocker/Templates/TemplateRendering.cs:454-483) treat as "not code" only // comments (found by VerbatimStringScanner.FindLineComments) and # directives. A block comment counts as code, so a one-line fragment takes the single-line branch at :311-316 and is placed on the declaration line as if it were an expression body.

Suggested fix

Have the scanner also report /* … */ spans, honouring strings and verbatim strings the way it does for //. Then treat a line that is only a block comment as not code in HasCode. That also closes the /* … */ variant of the comment-only expression-body issue.

Acceptance criteria

• A BodyFactory that writes only /* … */, on one line or several, renders a braced body that compiles.
• A body that writes /* note */ return 1; still counts as code and renders as it does today.
• /* inside a string literal is not read as a comment.