Completed result/option migration

- Change casing on exposed constants
- Add file-level phpdoc

src/public/docs/security-modes.php

@@ -1,4 +1,10 @@
-<?php declare(strict_types=1);
+<?php
+/**
+ * @author Daniel J. Summers <daniel@bitbadger.solutions>
+ * @license MIT
+ */
+
+declare(strict_types=1);
 
 include '../../start.php';
 
@@ -38,7 +44,7 @@ page_head('Security Modes | Documentation'); ?>
     <p>In Single-User mode, the application uses a known e-mail address and password to mimic multi-user mode where that
         user is always logged on. If you have been using the application this way, and decide that you want to run in
         multi-user mode instead, you will need to update <code>SECURITY_MODEL</code> in <code>user-config.php</code> to
-        <code>Security::MULTI_USER</code>.
+        <code>Security::MultiUserMode</code>.
     <p>The e-mail address used for Single-User mode is not allowed to log on in Multi-User mode. If you want to preserve
         the feeds defined by the single user, use the CLI to replace its e-mail address and password.
     <p><code>php-cli utils/user.php migrate-single-user dave@example.com Dav3sPas$wort</code>
@@ -49,13 +55,13 @@ page_head('Security Modes | Documentation'); ?>
         displays feeds from the Single-User mode user. The information for the other users remains in the database,
         though, so this change is not destructive.
     <h2 id=change-single-to-pw>Changing from Single-User to Single-User with Password Mode</h2>
-    <p>Set <code>SECURITY_MODEL</code> in <code>user-config.php</code> to
-        <code>Security::SINGLE_USER_WITH_PASSWORD</code>, then use the <code>user</code> CLI utility to set a password.
+    <p>Set <code>SECURITY_MODEL</code> in <code>user-config.php</code> to <code>Security::SingleUserPasswordMode</code>,
+        then use the <code>user</code> CLI utility to set a password.
     <p><code>php-cli util/user.php set-single-password aNiceC0mplexPassw0rd</code>
     <h2 id=change-pw-to-single>Changing from Single-User with Password to Single-User Mode</h2>
     <p>If you decide you do not want to enter a password, but want to maintain single-user mode, set
-        <code>SECURITY_MODEL</code> in <code>user-config.php</code> to <code>Security::SINGLE_USER</code>, then run the
-        <code>user</code> CLI utility to reset the single user back to its expected default.
+        <code>SECURITY_MODEL</code> in <code>user-config.php</code> to <code>Security::SingleUserMode</code>, then run
+        the <code>user</code> CLI utility to reset the single user back to its expected default.
     <p><code>php-cli util/user.php reset-single-password</code>
 </article><?php
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