[6.d REVIEW] Rename Str.parse-names to Str.uniparse

The original name was chosen to align with `.parse-base` that parses out
base-X numbers out strings. However, we have a whole block of more closely
related routines all named in `.uni*` format, so it makes sense for this
routine's naming to align with those. They are: `infix:<unicmp>`,
`unimatch`, `uniname`, `uninames`, `unival`, `univals`, `uniprop`,
`uniprop-bool`, `uniprop-int`, `uniprop-str`, `uniprops`.

Refs:
Raku/6.d-prep@efa24f6
https://irclog.perlgeek.de/perl6-dev/2017-12-21#i_15609653

Rakudo impl: rakudo/rakudo@2a8287cf89

Author: zoffixznet

S32-str/parse-names.t renamed to S32-str/uniparse.t

@@ -1,9 +1,16 @@
 use v6;
 use Test;
 
-plan 10 * 2;
+plan 10 * 4;
 
-for &parse-names, Str.^lookup('parse-names') -> &pn {
+# `uniparse` Tests. Note `parse-names` is the original "experimental" name
+# of this routine. It issues deprecation warning in Rakudo in 6.d and will
+# be removed in 6.e. Other implementations may wish to restructure these
+# tests and not implement `parse-names` at all.
+
+for &parse-names, Str.^lookup('parse-names'),
+    &uniparse,    Str.^lookup('uniparse') -> &pn
+{
     my $t = " ({&pn.^name.lc} form)";
 
     is-deeply &pn(''), '', "empty string $t";