Update: Make sure constant pointers that are intended to be read-only are just that.

Update: Make sure constant pointers that are intended to be read-only are just that.

I often read "const char *name" as a constant pointer.
This is strictly incorrect.
This actual means that this is a pointer to a constant character.

Mass change the pointers to constants that are intended to be themselves constant.
This is changed via a regex and test to compile and run.
I'm not sure if there are any problems with this change but everything seems fine.

This new code looks more awkward but is strictly correct.
Now "const char * const name" represents a constant pointer to a constant string.
This makes the parameter a constant and still allows for the pointer to point to a constant variable.