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library-referencelibrary-reference — Declares the reference material for a library
Reference documentation for a library is contained with a <library-reference> element. The <library-reference> element has no attributes, and contains as children only <header> elements.
The <header> element defines a C++ header file. Within
  each C++ header file lie the definitions of C++ constructs to be
  documented. The name attribute of the <header>
  element gives the name of the header, as one would specify when
  including the header. For instance, the <library-reference>
  for the Any library may look like
  this:
<library-reference>
  <header name="boost/any.hpp">
    <!-- C++ constructs in this header -->
  </header>
</library-reference>
If the Any library contained multiple headers, we would list them all as children of the <library-reference> element.
library-reference elements can be nested,
  so that reference material can be divided into separate sections
  that each contain different headers.