Inconsistent Reference Syntax (Proposal)

[setanarut]

Issue description:
In-editor reference pages and https://docs.godotengine.org use different syntaxes. docs.godotengine.org pages are formatted according to C++ syntax, not GDscript syntax. In Gdscript syntax, type definitions comes after the variable name(a: int). In documents, it comes first.(int a) The return value type also does not conform to the Gdscript syntax.

URL to the documentation page (if already existing):

https://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/classes/class_node2d.html

On pages in the editor (screenshot below) for example, apply_scale() should be written as;

apply_scale(ratio: Vector2) -> void` ## Gdscript and Rust language style return type (docs.rs).

apply_scale(ratio: Vector2) void` ## Go language style return type (pkg.go.dev).

For those used to the Gdscript, Golang and Rust syntax, the return value is perceived as const.
I always keep my eye on the right side for the return type because I'm used to the Go language.

Go and Rust screenshots

Summary

Document formats must conform to the GDscript syntax. Return type should be on the right.

Note: Previously opened issue page. -> godotengine/godot-docs#5645

[azur-wolve]

You're right, but it still enough intuitive.
Only by looking into it can know what every arg-type is.
Maybe adding a first row to the table with:
| return type | function & args |
Could solve it.