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docs: follow the cl-prolog-kit / cl-dataflow-kit rename - #2
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nerima-lisp/cl-prolog was renamed to cl-prolog-kit (v1.5.0) and cl-dataflow to cl-dataflow-kit (v1.2.0). This repository does not depend on either, so nothing functional changes here -- these are the prose, comments and examples that cite them by name, which would otherwise read as pointing at repositories that no longer answer to those names.
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cl-prolog→cl-prolog-kit,cl-dataflow→cl-dataflow-kit.This repository depends on neither — the two files touched are the "why not cl-dataflow" design-rationale prose in
docs/.flake.nix,flake.lockand every:depends-onare untouched, so nothing functional changes.The old names still present in
flake.lockare transitive nodes inherited from intermediate dependencies' own locks; they clear when those are next bumped, and there is nothing to edit here for them.