[Security] document current user attribute in the main security doc entry #20864
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I know its documented rapidly (via a code diff example) on top of this file
but here on a controller I thinks its more usefull rather than using the getUser of the abstract controller
wdyt?
also unrelated but, would it be possible to display the class name here ?
seeing only
getUsercan be misleading, what aboutSecurity::getUserbecause getUser is globally generic in the codebase