Rename Bonsai to Willow (NuGet name collision)#12
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The Bonsai package id is already taken on NuGet by the bonsai-rx visual reactive programming framework, so the previous rename (#7) can't be published as-is. This commit renames every project, namespace, file path, package id, and CLI command from Bonsai to Willow. Same tree metaphor, fresh name, fully available on NuGet. 23/23 tests pass, dotnet format --verify-no-changes is clean. The bonsai-style logo at src/icon.png is kept for now; a willow logo prompt for Nano Banana lives at docs/logo-prompt.md to generate a willow-specific mark when ready. Attribution stays intact: LICENSE keeps the 2019 Spectre Systems AB copyright (updated contributor line to "Willow contributors"), the csproj credits Patrik Svensson as the original Snitch author, and the README links back to github.com/spectresystems/snitch. CI workflow (.github/workflows/ci.yaml): self-check job renamed bonsai -> willow, sln/csproj paths updated, step labels updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the inherited bonsai-style icon with a Willow-specific mark (1024x1024 PNG generated with Nano Banana / Gemini 2.5 Flash Image): weeping willow tree with drooping leaf strands, a cleanly-cut branch on the ground, and pruning shears beside it. Same pruning-the-tree visual story, now matching the package name. Drop docs/logo-prompt.md since the prompt is no longer needed once the logo exists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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BonsaiNuGet package id is already taken by the bonsai-rx visual reactive programming framework, so the previous rename (Rename Snitch to Bonsai for publication #7) can't be published as-is. This PR renames every project, namespace, file path, package id, and CLI command fromBonsaitoWillow. Same tree-pruning metaphor, fresh name, fully available on NuGet.dotnet buildanddotnet format --verify-no-changesboth clean.LICENSEkeeps the 2019 Spectre Systems AB copyright (the contributor line is updated to Willow contributors),Willow.csprojcredits Patrik Svensson as the original Snitch author inAuthors/Copyright, and the README links back to https://github.com/spectresystems/snitch.Logo
src/icon.pngis kept for now — it still reads as a small pruned tree with shears beside it, which fits.docs/logo-prompt.md. Generate the PNG, drop it atsrc/icon.png, and I'll commit it in a follow-up.Test plan
dotnet build src/Willow.sln -c Release— 0 warnings, 0 errors.dotnet format src/Willow.sln --verify-no-changes— clean.dotnet test src/Willow.Tests/Willow.Tests.csproj -c Release— 23/23 passing.grep -rIn -E "\b[Bb]onsai\b" .— no residual Bonsai references anywhere except attribution context (LICENSE / README mention the previous fork name).dotnet packproduces aWillow.nupkgand the tool installs asdotnet tool install -g willow.🤖 Generated with Claude Code