Remove spurious `@class` tags in two files

This was only used in two PHP files in all of core. It is not
needed (the block above the class keyword is naturally for that
class) and only emits a warning from Doxygen:

> PHPVersionCheck.php:35: warning: missing argument after \class.
> SpecialPageData.php:28: warning: missing argument after \class.

This is unlike JSDuck, where it is used to differentiate a function
from a constructor/class.

In Doxygen, `@class` is only used to create a virtual class within
the docs that isn't explicitly in an indexed file, and thus
requires a name.

Bug: T232104
Change-Id: Ie504a8e2b72be8f370dc0c90da6a03f64d93df2d

diff --git a/includes/PHPVersionCheck.php b/includes/PHPVersionCheck.php
index b63a84d..bf138c4 100644 (file)
--- a/includes/PHPVersionCheck.php
+++ b/includes/PHPVersionCheck.php
@@ -31,8 +31,6 @@
  *
  * @note This class uses setter methods instead of a constructor so that
  * it can be compatible with PHP 4, PHP 5 and PHP 7 (without warnings).
- *
- * @class
  */
 class PHPVersionCheck {
        /* @var string The number of the MediaWiki version used. */

diff --git a/includes/specials/SpecialPageData.php b/includes/specials/SpecialPageData.php
index 978efa7..df8bce1 100644 (file)
--- a/includes/specials/SpecialPageData.php
+++ b/includes/specials/SpecialPageData.php
@@ -25,7 +25,6 @@
  * The web server should generally be configured to make this accessible via a canonical URL/URI,
  * such as <http://my.domain.org/data/main/Foo>.
  *
- * @class
  * @ingroup SpecialPage
  */
 class SpecialPageData extends SpecialPage {