Normalize naming: mu::tiny brand, mu.tiny package, mu/tiny/ includes#60
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include(mu.tiny) now loads cmake/mu.tiny.cmake, matching the project's canonical naming convention where the CMake module name mirrors the package name (mu.tiny).
find_package(mu.tiny) and FetchContent_Declare(mu.tiny ...) now match the canonical package name. Config files are renamed mu.tiny-config.cmake and mu.tiny-configVersion.cmake; the export set is mu.tiny-Targets.
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#include "mu/tiny/test.hpp" and #include "mu/tiny/mock.h" are now the canonical include paths, matching the C++ namespace mu::tiny and the package name mu.tiny. Include guards update from INCLUDED_MUTINY_* to INCLUDED_MU_TINY_*; clang-format categories track the new prefix.
Prose, headings, and RST titles all use mu::tiny rather than Mu::tiny, matching the canonical all-lowercase form from the naming table.
String.hpp, features.hpp, time.hpp (include/mu/tiny/) and StringCollection.hpp (src/mu/tiny/) sit directly under mu/tiny/, not inside the test/ subdirectory. Their guards incorrectly carried INCLUDED_MU_TINY_TEST_* (inherited from the original MUTINY_TEST_* guards). Corrected to INCLUDED_MU_TINY_*.
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Update FetchContent name, include(Mutiny), find_package, header paths, and #include examples to match the mu.tiny naming established in #60.
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Establishes the canonical naming convention across all surfaces of the project, motivated by a future where additional mu:: libraries may exist alongside mu::tiny.
include(Mutiny)include(mu.tiny)find_package(mutiny)find_package(mu.tiny)FetchContent_Declare(mutiny ...)FetchContent_Declare(mu.tiny ...)#include "mutiny/test.hpp"#include "mu/tiny/test.hpp"#include "mutiny/test.h"#include "mu/tiny/test.h"mutinymutiny(unchanged)mu::tinymu::tiny(unchanged)libmutiny.alibmutiny.a(unchanged)mutiny_*mutiny_*(unchanged)Changes land in three commits, each building and passing all tests before the next:
cmake/Mutiny.cmake→cmake/mu.tiny.cmakemu.tinyinclude/mutiny/→include/mu/tiny/, include guardsINCLUDED_MUTINY_→INCLUDED_MU_TINY_, Doxygen INPUT,.clang-formatcategoriesRelated Issues
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docs/for any user-facing changes.mu::tinynamespace,INCLUDED_MU_TINY_guards,mutiny_C-prefix)..hand.c.cpp) is required for parity.CONTRIBUTING.mdfile to ensure compliance with architectural guidelines.