Call the phunkie/streams factories as the globals they are in the str…

docs/api/functions.md

@@ -44,9 +44,12 @@ Every constructor takes the body first and an optional `EntityEncoder`, and retu
 - `InternalServerError(mixed $body = null, ?EntityEncoder $encoder = null)`
 
 ## Streaming
-- `Stream(mixed $source): Stream`
 - `FileResponse(string $path): IO<Response>`
-- `StreamFromPDO(\PDOStatement $stmt): Stream`
+
+The stream factories come from phunkie/streams and are global functions, imported by nothing:
+
+- `Stream(mixed ...$source): Stream`
+- `StreamFromPDO(PDOStatement $stmt): Stream`
 
 ## Core Types Helpers
 - `Response(Status $status, Headers $headers, Stream $body): Response`

docs/core/streaming.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Streaming in Http4p
 
-In **Http4p**, streaming is not an afterthought or a special mode—it is the default.
+In **Http4p**, streaming is not an afterthought or a special mode: it is the default.
 
 Every `Request` body is a Stream.
 Every `Response` body is a Stream.
@@ -18,11 +18,9 @@ GET('/', fn() => Ok("Hello World")); // Streams: "Hello", " ", "World" (conceptu
 ```
 
 ### 2. Generating Data (Push)
-You can stream data dynamically to the client. This is useful for large reports, logs, or real-time event feeds.
+You can stream data dynamically to the client. This is useful for large reports, logs, or real-time event feeds. `Stream()` is phunkie/streams' global factory, so it needs no import:
 
 ```php
-use function Phunkie\Streams\Functions\stream\Stream;
-
 GET('/numbers', fn() =>
     // Create a stream that yields numbers 1 to 10
     Ok(Stream(range(1, 10))

docs/streaming/custom.md

@@ -16,11 +16,9 @@ class RandomNumberPull implements Pull {
 
 ## Creating the Stream
 
-Use the `Stream()` helper to create a Stream from your custom Pull implementation.
+Use the `Stream()` helper, a global function from phunkie/streams, to create a Stream from your custom Pull implementation:
 
 ```php
-use Phunkie\Streams\Type\Stream;
-
 $stream = Stream(new RandomNumberPull());
 ```
 

docs/streaming/database.md

@@ -4,11 +4,9 @@ You can stream database query results efficiently using `phunkie/streams` integr
 
 ## StreamFromPDO
 
-The `StreamFromPDO` helper creates a Stream from a `PDOStatement`. It pulls rows one by one using `fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)`.
+The `StreamFromPDO` helper, a global function from phunkie/streams, creates a Stream from a `PDOStatement`. It pulls rows one by one using `fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC)`.
 
 ```php
-use function StreamFromPDO;
-
 $stmt = $pdo->query('SELECT * FROM huge_table');
 $stream = StreamFromPDO($stmt);
 
@@ -18,13 +16,14 @@ GET('/export', fn() =>
 );
 ```
 
+With [phunkie/phetch](https://github.com/phunkie/phetch) as the store, `where(User::class, 'active', true)->stream()` yields the same kind of stream with the rows hydrated into your models.
+
 ## PDOPull
 
-Under the hood, this uses `Phunkie\Streams\Pull\PDOPull`. You can use this class directly if you need to build custom streams or combine it with other Pull mechanics.
+Under the hood, this uses `Phunkie\Streams\Pull\PDOPull`. You can use this class directly if you need to build custom streams or combine it with other Pull mechanics; `Stream()` is global as well.
 
 ```php
 use Phunkie\Streams\Pull\PDOPull;
-use Phunkie\Streams\Type\Stream;
 
 $pull = new PDOPull($stmt);
 $stream = Stream($pull);