Replace all (at)name with pragma marks in headers. #721
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Replace all (at)name with pragma marks in headers.
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We were using
@nameonly for documentation generation purposes.Since our new doc generation supports pragma marks - use those instead for every header.
Starting from this point - we can finally use pragmas across both headers and implementations.