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Keep internal planning shorthand out of the product/repository vocabulary so release progress is expressed by concrete capabilities and semantic versions rather than an ever-increasing phase counter.
Scope
Remove internal phase-number planning labels from active/living code comments, documentation, open issue/PR text, and release-facing material where they are still used as current product terminology.
Replace them with concrete feature names, issue references, or actual release targets.
Establish the convention that new issues and PRs use capability/version terminology.
Historical boundary
Do not rewrite git history, closed historical issues/PR discussions, or archival records solely for terminology cleanup. Historical references may remain when needed for provenance, but they are not the current readiness model.
Acceptance criteria
Living code/docs and active release-facing work no longer use internal phase numbers as the roadmap model.
Release coordination: #135
Goal
Keep internal planning shorthand out of the product/repository vocabulary so release progress is expressed by concrete capabilities and semantic versions rather than an ever-increasing phase counter.
Scope
Historical boundary
Do not rewrite git history, closed historical issues/PR discussions, or archival records solely for terminology cleanup. Historical references may remain when needed for provenance, but they are not the current readiness model.
Acceptance criteria