Rename include files with `common` suffix
The reason oc_acl_common.h and oc_cred_common.h have the
suffix common is because the code contained in the headers
is common to both the public and private APIs. Using the
suffix common is meaningless to the user of the iotivity-lite
framework. What are the headers "common" to from the user
perspective?
For this reason the following files have been renamed
include/oc_acl_common.h --> include/oc_acl.h
include/oc_cred_common.h --> include/oc_cred.h
security/oc_acl.h --> security/oc_acl_internal.h
security/oc_cred.h --> security/oc_cred_internal.h
This removes the confusing "common" suffix while adding
the "internal" suffix for code that is already considered
internal to the framework.
The #include has been changed to reflect the new file name.
Change-Id: I15df170f1172e3781dcf42e7716700f1bdea629a
Signed-off-by:
George Nash <george.nash@intel.com>
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