Two words the project was saying two ways, now settled to one each.
`macOS` is how Apple has styled it since 2016, and the repo was already split:
`connection.py`, `flash.py` and `test_disconnect.py` had it right, while the
About page and the new Summary said `MacOS`. Three files change, all of them
prose. Same five characters either way, so nothing about a rendered width moves.
`BLE` becomes `Bluetooth` in the Summary and the package docstring. Those two
lines are read by people deciding whether this runs on their machine, and
`Bluetooth` is the word they know and the word the About page already uses. The
identifier stays `BLE` everywhere it is one — the transport name, the connection
code, the config keys, the CLI. That is the boundary: the acronym is what the
thing is called in the code, the plain word is what it is called when introducing
the project to someone who has not met it yet.
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