The main issue here is the krisp hook was excluded from generated docs because it's not actually in the react package index.d.ts. I decided the most straightforward thing to do is include it in generated docs anyways alongside everything else. I improved its docs a bit and upgraded it from alpha to beta.

While working on this I found and fixed the following additional issues:

• Added a custom @package tag for tsdoc so we can override the import path for the krisp hook
• Turn the @beta tag into a callout instead of a paragraph (and some text edits)
• Add a callout for the @alpha tag just like the @beta tag has
• We automatically unrolled parameters with type names ending in "Props" but we also sometimes use "Options" instead, including for useKrispNoiseFilter, so I added that.
• Unrolled parameters are confusing when there are other parameters in the list as well so I also added a prefix to them indicating where they should be included (e.g. options.abc). this still has room for improvement
• The @return directive is currently ignored entirely in favor of a generated signature. To improve docs, I've added the return description, if supplied, alongside the generated code.
• Multi-example docs were kinda unnatural with totally separate sections labeled "Usage Example 1", "Usage Example 2", etc. I changed it to be one section called Usage, with sub-headers for individual examples. They now use their first line as the title, falling back to numbered examples. I added extra examples to useIsMuted with this change.