.Net Core How documentation is built, if not with xml comments

Question

I have been working with Sandcastle for a while, and I also use xml in search of inline .Net Source Reference to search. They usually match exactly the descriptions found in msdn.
Starting with .Net 4.6 and .Net Core, it looks like Microsoft is creating its comments in different ways.
(no longer find them in the source link .Net)

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Example:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/de-de/library/system.string.padright(v=vs.110).aspx
This method has a comment in msdn, but I can not find it in the source:
http: //referencesource.microsoft.com/#mscorlib/system/string.cs,56cb688f4f1dc9e4

I am wondering how they are doing it right now with .Net 4.6 and how they will / are doing it with .NET Core. Can someone confirm and explain this to me?

EDIT: Since .Net Core is Open Source, we need to understand this. But I can not find any information about this.

EDIT2: Since .Net Core is open source, I think we should have access to, or at least access to their internal “secret” documentation tool. How else can we continue to develop .Net Core and write documentation. Does anyone know this tool or where to find it?

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