Using 1.1.0-beta007 I'm seeing a warning when a <remark> ends with an exclamation point.

I can see both sides of this one. The counter-argument here is the comments in code probably shouldn't be yelling at the developer.
It's a remark, I feel I should be given a little more freedom.
Personally I think any punctuation such as !?. should be permitted.
I've marked this as an enhancement because I think there is merit in making the allowed punctuation configurable, with the default being only the period.
Another vote in favor of changing this. Colons are a valid case too:
///<remarks>
/// You should really check out this list:
/// <list>
/// <item>
/// <c>Item1</c>
/// </item>
/// <item>
/// <c>Item2</c>
/// </item>
/// </list>
/// </remarks>
@lennartb- Support for colons was added in #2720
@sharwell Ah, it's even already in beta 8, I hadn't updated from 7 yet! Nevermind then. 馃槃
here's another example of a bogus warning
/// <param name="message">Format string of the log message in message template format. Example: <c>"User {User} logged in from {Address}."</c></param>
if I remove the <c> tag, the warning goes away
@af4jm that's actually a separate issue. Can you file a new issue for it?
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Personally I think any punctuation such as
!?.should be permitted.