Rename Snitch to Bonsai for publication#7
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Rename every project, namespace, file path, package id, and CLI command from Snitch to Bonsai so the tool can be published under the new name. Tests stay green (23/23 across the analyzer, --vulnerable, --internal, why, slnx, and CPM paths). `dotnet format --verify-no-changes` is clean. Preserve attribution to the original Snitch authors: - LICENSE keeps the 2019 Spectre Systems AB copyright and adds a Bonsai-contributors line. - Bonsai.csproj credits "Patrik Svensson (original Snitch author), Bonsai contributors" in Authors/Copyright and links the fork in Description. - README opens with the same attribution paragraph and links back to github.com/spectresystems/snitch. The README is rewritten around what the tool does today — dependency- tree pruning, OSV.dev vulnerability cross-referencing, --internal classification, the `why` reverse-dep walker, slnx and Central Package Management support — and credits the bonsai logo. Replace the inherited Hollow icon with a bespoke bonsai mark generated with Nano Banana (Gemini 2.5 Flash Image): a bonsai in a terracotta pot with a cleanly-cut branch and pruning shears, tying the visual back to what the tool does to a dependency tree. CI workflow (.github/workflows/ci.yaml): rename the Snitch self-check job to bonsai, update all sln/csproj paths, and update the step labels. Drive-by fixes: - Fix the pre-existing namespace typo Sntich.Tests -> Bonsai.Tests in the two test source files. - Reorder usings in ProjectBuilder.cs after the namespace rename so StyleCop SA1210 stays clean (Bonsai.Analysis.Utilities sorts before Buildalyzer). - Update the OSV.dev HTTP User-Agent to identify Bonsai and link to the current repo URL. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SnitchtoBonsaiso we can publish the tool under the new name. Tests still pass (12/12).LICENSEkeeps the 2019 Spectre Systems AB copyright and adds a Bonsai-contributors line;README.md,Bonsai.csprojmetadata, and a newCreditssection all link back to https://github.com/spectresystems/snitch and Patrik Svensson.PackageReferencecruft — and add a Where it's going section that signals the direction set by the in-flight PRs (bonsai whyreverse-dep lookup in Addsnitch whyreverse dependency lookup #6,--internalpackage classification in Classify packages as internal vs external #5).namespace Sntich.Tests→Bonsai.Tests) while renaming the tests.global.jsonrollForwardtolatestMajorso the project still builds with the locally installed .NET 10 SDK (target framework staysnet8.0).docs/logo-prompt.md— a structured Nano Banana prompt for a bespoke bonsai-themed logo, with style guidance and variants, ready to iterate on.Test plan
dotnet build src/Bonsai.sln -c Release— clean (0 warnings, 0 errors) after fixing the using-order regression inProjectBuilder.cs.dotnet test src/Bonsai.Tests/Bonsai.Tests.csproj -c Release— all 12 tests pass.Snitch/Sntichreferences remain anywhere except deliberate attribution lines (LICENSE,README.mdcredits,Bonsai.csprojDescription/Authors/Copyright).bonsaiagainst a real .NET solution after publishing locally withdotnet packto confirm the CLI name change works end-to-end.🤖 Generated with Claude Code