Use -jsdoc plugins from woocommerce/grow

[tomalec]

This PR requires woocommerce/grow#13

Changes proposed in this Pull Request:

Use -jsdoc plugins from woocommerce/grow,
instead of maintaining a local copy.

Screenshots:

Detailed test instructions:

1. Remove a few lines from https://github.com/woocommerce/pinterest-for-woocommerce/blob/develop/TRACKING.md?plain=1#L17-L22 to see that the result is generated

2. npm i
   npm run doc:tracking

3. Check that TRACKING.md is generated correctly

Additional details:

Changelog entry

[jorgemd24]

Thanks @tomalec, I followed the steps mentioned in the PR and I can see that the TRACKING.md is generated correctly.

LGTM 👍

[jorgemd24]

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Not related to Pinterest itself, more related to woocommerce-grow-jsdoc 😄 wouldn't it be better to use a more generic name instead of woocommerce-grow-tracking-jsdoc? Something like <tracking-jsdoc>? I am just thinking that maybe other divisions or external people want to use this package outside of Grow and they would like to have something more generic. It is not an issue of course but more a curiosity.

[tomalec]

We briefly discussed it at woocommerce/grow#6 (review) and I created a somewhat related issue in woocommerce/grow#7

I think once, we decide it's ready for publishing to the outer world, we could change that. To me one of the purposes of /grow is to incubate tools before proposing to external people.

Before that, I think it would be nice to have that explicit distinction, between which things are already woo-generic, and which are our incubated things.

However, it would require tedious work to change that later on, and having it generic and short from day one could give more benefits.

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Speaking of <tracking-jsdoc> the good practice for custom element names is to prefix them with the vendor. Even though technically this is not a custom element per se, just a custom named HTMLElement (HTMLUnknownElement`). But IMHO it's good to stick to that practice, as we may someday create a custom element for that that could do some work in the browser.

Personally, I'd rather shorten this to <woo-tracking-jsdoc>/<wc-tracking-jsdoc>

[jorgemd24]

Thanks, @tomalec for your detailed explanation! 😄