docs(skill): rename the register to pixel-product - #209
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The name should lead with what the register looks like — a pixel lattice, a mark built from its own cells — rather than with the one component that happens to carry the demo.
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Follow-up to #208, which introduced the file.
Renames
rules/terminal-product-register.mdtorules/pixel-product-register.mdand updates the heading and the
SKILL.mdreference.The name should lead with what the register looks like — a pixel lattice on
every ground, a mark that assembles from its own cells — rather than with the
one component that happens to carry the demo. A terminal is what this particular
subject shows; the pixel treatment is what any subject in this register inherits.
skill_files_match_diskgreen (the embedded table is generated bybuild.rs, sothe rename needs no second copy).