docs+code: rename tool labels everywhere
Sweep follow-up to 93e43fc. Display labels now consistent across docs,
landing pages, CLI output, code comments, docstrings, and test prose.
Five parallel surfaces touched:
- docs (EN + ES): README, USER-GUIDE, CLI-REFERENCE, and 11 internal
design/planning docs
- landing pages: index + bookkeeper/revops/shopify-pet
- src: CLI module docstrings, _TOOL_DISPLAY dicts in cli_analyze.py
and gui/components/_legacy.py, core module headers, every tool
page's module docstring
- tests: class/method/module docstrings and section-header comments
- test-cases READMEs
Page slugs (1_Deduplicator etc.), tool_id strings (01_deduplicator
etc.), Python class names (TestDeduplicatorWorkflow, FeatureFlag.*),
URL paths, anchor IDs, CSS classes, and asset filenames were left
intact since they're code identifiers / structural references.
All 2033 tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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These exercise the chrome-level gate that ``hide_streamlit_chrome``
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installs: when no valid license is on disk, every page renders the
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activation form instead of the page body, and tool widgets do NOT
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appear. We test against the Deduplicator page since it's the smallest
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appear. We test against the Find Duplicates page since it's the smallest
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real-world tool that depends on chrome.
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The autouse fixture in ``tests/conftest.py`` sets
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