Updates to the readme copy script (#992)

* Added sample exclusion to script

* Update metadata

* Added logic for "clicked" and "tapped"

Author: ZackAllen

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Data/EditAndSyncFeatures/EditAndSyncFeatures.xaml.cs

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ namespace ArcGISRuntime.Samples.EditAndSyncFeatures
         name: "Edit and sync features",
         category: "Data",
         description: "Synchronize offline edits with a feature service.",
-        instructions: "Pan and zoom to position the red rectangle around the area you want to take offline. Tap \"Generate geodatabase\" to take the area offline. When complete, the map will update to only show the offline area. To edit features, tap to select a feature, and tap again anywhere else on the map to move the selected feature to the clicked location. To sync the edits with the feature service, tap the \"Sync geodatabase\" button.",
+        instructions: "Pan and zoom to position the red rectangle around the area you want to take offline. Tap \"Generate geodatabase\" to take the area offline. When complete, the map will update to only show the offline area. To edit features, tap to select a feature, and tap again anywhere else on the map to move the selected feature to the tapped location. To sync the edits with the feature service, tap the \"Sync geodatabase\" button.",
         tags: new[] { "feature service", "geodatabase", "offline", "synchronize" })]
     [ArcGISRuntime.Samples.Shared.Attributes.OfflineData("e4a398afe9a945f3b0f4dca1e4faccb5")]
     public partial class EditAndSyncFeatures : ContentPage

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Data/EditAndSyncFeatures/readme.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ A survey worker who works in an area without an internet connection could take a
 
 ## How to use the sample
 
-Pan and zoom to position the red rectangle around the area you want to take offline. Tap "Generate geodatabase" to take the area offline. When complete, the map will update to only show the offline area. To edit features, tap to select a feature, and tap again anywhere else on the map to move the selected feature to the clicked location. To sync the edits with the feature service, tap the "Sync geodatabase" button.
+Pan and zoom to position the red rectangle around the area you want to take offline. Tap "Generate geodatabase" to take the area offline. When complete, the map will update to only show the offline area. To edit features, tap to select a feature, and tap again anywhere else on the map to move the selected feature to the tapped location. To sync the edits with the feature service, tap the "Sync geodatabase" button.
 
 ## How it works
 

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Geometry/FormatCoordinates/FormatCoordinates.xaml.cs

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ namespace ArcGISRuntime.Samples.FormatCoordinates
         name: "Format coordinates",
         category: "Geometry",
         description: "Format coordinates in a variety of common notations.",
-        instructions: "Tap on the map to see a callout with the clicked location's coordinate formatted in 4 different ways. You can also put a coordinate string in any of these formats in the text field. Hit Enter and the coordinate string will be parsed to a map location which the callout will move to.",
+        instructions: "Tap on the map to see a callout with the tapped location's coordinate formatted in 4 different ways. You can also put a coordinate string in any of these formats in the text field. Hit Enter and the coordinate string will be parsed to a map location which the callout will move to.",
         tags: new[] { "USNG", "UTM", "convert", "coordinate", "decimal degrees", "degree minutes seconds", "format", "latitude", "longitude" })]
     public partial class FormatCoordinates : ContentPage
     {

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Geometry/FormatCoordinates/readme.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ The coordinate formatter can format a map location in WGS84 in a number of commo
 
 ## How to use the sample
 
-Tap on the map to see a callout with the clicked location's coordinate formatted in 4 different ways. You can also put a coordinate string in any of these formats in the text field. Hit Enter and the coordinate string will be parsed to a map location which the callout will move to.
+Tap on the map to see a callout with the tapped location's coordinate formatted in 4 different ways. You can also put a coordinate string in any of these formats in the text field. Hit Enter and the coordinate string will be parsed to a map location which the callout will move to.
 
 ## How it works
 

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Geometry/NearestVertex/NearestVertex.xaml.cs

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ namespace ArcGISRuntime.Samples.NearestVertex
         name: "Nearest vertex",
         category: "Geometry",
         description: "Find the closest vertex and coordinate of a geometry to a point.",
-        instructions: "Tap anywhere on the map. An orange cross will show at that location. A blue circle will show the polygon's nearest vertex to the point that was clicked. A red diamond will appear at the coordinate on the geometry that is nearest to the point that was clicked. If clicked inside the geometry, the red and orange markers will overlap. The information box showing distance between the clicked point and the nearest vertex/coordinate will be updated with every new location clicked.",
+        instructions: "Tap anywhere on the map. An orange cross will show at that location. A blue circle will show the polygon's nearest vertex to the point that was clicked. A red diamond will appear at the coordinate on the geometry that is nearest to the point that was clicked. If tapped inside the geometry, the red and orange markers will overlap. The information box showing distance between the tapped point and the nearest vertex/coordinate will be updated with every new location clicked.",
         tags: new[] { "analysis", "coordinate", "geometry", "nearest", "proximity", "vertex" })]
     public partial class NearestVertex
     {

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Geometry/NearestVertex/readme.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Determine the shortest distance between a location and the boundary of an area.
 
 ## How to use the sample
 
-Tap anywhere on the map. An orange cross will show at that location. A blue circle will show the polygon's nearest vertex to the point that was tapped. A red diamond will appear at the coordinate on the geometry that is nearest to the point that was tapped. If tapped inside the geometry, the red and orange markers will overlap. The information box showing distance between the tapped point and the nearest vertex/coordinate will be updated with every new location tapped.
+Tap anywhere on the map. An orange cross will show at that location. A blue circle will show the polygon's nearest vertex to the point that was clicked. A red diamond will appear at the coordinate on the geometry that is nearest to the point that was clicked. If tapped inside the geometry, the red and orange markers will overlap. The information box showing distance between the tapped point and the nearest vertex/coordinate will be updated with every new location clicked.
 
 ## How it works
 

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Geometry/Project/Project.xaml.cs

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ namespace ArcGISRuntimeXamarin.Samples.Project
         name: "Project",
         category: "Geometry",
         description: "Project a point from one spatial reference to another.",
-        instructions: "Tap anywhere on the map. A callout will display the clicked location's coordinate in the original (basemap's) spatial reference and in the projected spatial reference.",
+        instructions: "Tap anywhere on the map. A callout will display the tapped location's coordinate in the original (basemap's) spatial reference and in the projected spatial reference.",
         tags: new[] { "WGS 84", "Web Mercator", "coordinate system", "coordinates", "latitude", "longitude", "projected", "projection", "spatial reference" })]
     public partial class Project : ContentPage
     {

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Geometry/Project/readme.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Being able to project between spatial references is fundamental to a GIS. An exa
 
 ## How to use the sample
 
-Tap anywhere on the map. A callout will display the clicked location's coordinate in the original (basemap's) spatial reference and in the projected spatial reference.
+Tap anywhere on the map. A callout will display the tapped location's coordinate in the original (basemap's) spatial reference and in the projected spatial reference.
 
 ## How it works
 

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/GraphicsOverlay/IdentifyGraphics/readme.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Select a graphic to identify it. You will see an alert message displayed.
 
 1. Create a `GraphicsOverlay` and add it to the `MapView`.
 2. Add a `Graphic` along with a `SimpleFillSymbol` to the graphics overlay.
-3. Create a `Point` from the location clicked on the map view by the user.
+3. Create a `Point` from the location tapped on the map view by the user.
 4. Identify the graphic on the map view with `IdentifyGraphicsOverlayAsync(graphicsOverlay, pointClicked, tolerance, max results)`.
 
 ## Relevant API

src/Forms/Shared/Samples/Layers/FeatureLayerSelection/readme.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Tap on a feature in the map. All features within a given tolerance (in pixels) o
 
 1. Create a `ServiceFeatureTable` from a feature service URL.
 2. Create a `FeatureLayer` from the service feature table.
-3. Identify nearby features at the clicked location using `IdentifyLayerAsync(featureLayer, clickLocation, tolerance, returnPopupsOnly, maxResults)` on the map view.
+3. Identify nearby features at the tapped location using `IdentifyLayerAsync(featureLayer, clickLocation, tolerance, returnPopupsOnly, maxResults)` on the map view.
 4. Select all identified features in the feature layer with `SelectFeatures(features)`.
 
 ## Relevant API