Misleading representation of Java Varargs

[tripolkaandrey]

Describe the bug
When generating documentation for a Java method which contains a varags argument Dokka interprets varargs as Array<T>. Documentation for

public B byId(String... ids) {
    this.ids = ImmutableSet.copyOf(ids);
    return self();
}

looks like that

public B byId(Array<String> ids)

I understand that JVM packs varargs in Array, but as an API reference, it is misleading. For instance, classic Javadoc explicitly states that a method expects a varargs parameter.

Expected behaviour
If a method contains a varargs parameter, documentation should explicitly state it. So for the provided above piece of code
documentation should be following

public B byId(String.... ids)

Screenshots
Classic Javadoc(expected behaviour):

Output of the dokkaJavadoc task:

Output of the dokkaHtml task:

Dokka configuration
I have added kotlin-as-java-plugin as I have a Java project. So nothing other than provided below and connecting Dokka to your project is not needed to reproduce the issue.

dependencies {
    dokkaPlugin("org.jetbrains.dokka:kotlin-as-java-plugin:1.6.10")
}

Installation

• Operating system: macOS
• Build tool: Gradle v7.3.3
• Dokka version: 1.6.10