Remove forbidden @author tag from Magento_Captcha and Magento_Cms

[fredden]

Description

According to https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.4/coding-standards/docblock-standard-general.html#documentation-space, the @author tag is not permitted in Magento. This pull request removes this tag from the Magento_Captcha and Magento_Cms modules. Given there are so many instances of this tag, I've opened a small pull request to get the process started. I expect that the linter will force me to fix several other coding standards violations on the way, so having a smaller pull request means that task is easier to manage. I plan to open more pull requests to tackle the other instances of this tag.

See also magento/magento-coding-standard#382 and magento/magento-coding-standard#167

See also #36304, #36976, #36977, #36978, #36979

Manual testing scenarios

There are not code changes in this pull request. This pull request only removes forbidden comments.

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[leonhelmus]

@fredden I think this change could have influence on current implementation. Or you are sure that NoSuchEntityException never is thrown? If you are i'll approve it.

[ihor-sviziev]

Adding the same priority as #36976 (comment)

[engcom-Dash]

Hello @fredden ,

Thanks for the contributions!

Please resolve the conflict so we can proceed with this PR.

Thanks.

[fredden]

I should be able to sort this out in the next few days.

[fredden]

@magento run all tests