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Personally, I would not want to edit the code,
directly or indirectly. Even though I consider myself
capable of applying such edits without mucking things
up, I think that territory belongs to developers. I'm
sure
there are special characters that could wreak havoc on
the code, even if those characters were commented out.
Plus, if something went wrong, the lowly doc person
would be the most likely scapegoat. I know that if I
asked for that kind of access here, we'd be laughed
at.
Personally, I'd let sleeping dogs lie. Here, those
kind of comments are not meant for public consumption.
I would consider myself a "view only" user of those
comments.
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