It's been a while, but I'll be coming back to dox!

Question: does dox look at the comments when it can't infer from the code? Can we make it prioritize the comments over the code?

For example, I have

/**
 * This is the HTML entry point. This is what fires the app running.
 *
 * @class app
 *
 * @example
 * <app />
 */
angular.module('app').directive('app', function() {
  return {
    template: require('./app.html'),
    restrict: 'E', // custom element only, not attribute directive.
    scope: {}, // use isolate scope for custom elements.
    transclude: false, // if true, means the custom element can have children. Place the children anywhere inside the template using ng-transclude.
    controller: AppCtrl,
    controllerAs: 'app',
    bindToController: true, // always bind to controller with isolate-scope element directives.
  };
});

Since Angular directives aren't a standard JS thing, I thought I'd just use the @class jsdoc directive to document it (in Angular 2 they are classes anyways). I'm using dox 0.8.1 in dox-foundation, but the class docs don't show up. For example, here's what an actual ES6 class doc looks like in dox-foundation:

But, here's what happens with the above sample code:

which leads me to believe that the JSON that dox returns to dox-foundation is different in that case, which is why dox-foundation renders it differently. Is there (maybe we can add) an option to prioritize comments over code?