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Write the compiler's name as Talac in the documents - #85

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Follows the language site (Progmasoft/website#37). In prose the compiler is named Talac, like Tazel; talac stays wherever a reader types it.

  • Changed: 46 lines in 22 documents where a sentence names the compiler, for example "Talac knows nothing about projects" and "the public Talac command".
  • Unchanged:
    • fenced code, and code spans that hold a command (talac --help, talac Program.tala);
    • the command reference headings and the table cells that list programs by their executable names;
    • talac.tala.run and the Talac/ directory;
    • the Changelog and the dated benchmark reports, which keep their original wording.

Self-review: the replacement was scripted on these rules; I read the report of every changed line before applying it. Documentation only. verify-helpers passes.

Leitwolf11 and others added 5 commits October 16, 2026 23:18
The language site now names the compiler Talac in prose, the way it
names Tazel, and keeps talac for what a reader types. The documents of
the repository follow: where a sentence names the compiler, as in
"talac knows nothing about projects" or "the public talac command", it
now reads Talac.

What a reader types stays as it was: fenced code, code spans that hold a
command such as `talac --help` or `talac Program.tala`, the command
reference headings and the table cells that list the programs by the
name that is run, the host talac.tala.run and the Talac/ directory. The
Changelog and the dated benchmark reports keep the words they were
written with.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The readme of Spec is prose about the specification, not one of its
examples, and it named the compiler as `talac`. It now says Talac, as
the other documents do.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Self-review: read the diff. 47 lines in 23 Markdown files now name the compiler "Talac" in prose, as the website does. Commands, code spans such as talac --help, file names and the talac.tala.run host stay lowercase. Only Markdown changed, so the native jobs were skipped; every remaining check is green.

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