Peter Barker dbe7af07be AP_Camera: use the standard PARAMETER_CONVERSION annotation
The RunCam annotation had text in front of the PARAMETER_CONVERSION
token, so a grep anchored at the start of the comment did not find it.
Both annotations also described the release in prose rather than in the
standard form.

The RunCam date was wrong as well.  It read Nov-2024, but the conversion
arrived in 399f9f6f98 "AP_Camera: RunCam camera backend", which was
authored Apr-2024 and merged Dec-2024 - the annotations on this branch
use the date the conversion landed in master, so it is Dec-2024.

Established by content rather than by date: convert_runcam_params() is
absent from Copter-4.6.0 and present in Copter-4.7.0; the CAM_TRIGG_TYPE
to CAM1_TYPE conversion is absent from Copter-4.3.0 and present in
Copter-4.4.0.  No functional change.
2026-08-31 08:18:26 +10:00
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