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Rename the Python distribution to astral-html - #60
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Set the Python distribution name to
astral-htmlin the project metadata and uv lockfile. The import remainsastral_html. The repository and the private Cargo package retain the nameastral-html-python, and the Rust tokenizer dependency is stillastral-html.Update the README, chart labels and benchmark metadata lookup. The wheel benchmark selects the new wheel filenames by default. Its historical reproduction commands select the former distribution name so they can still use the measured revisions. Raw benchmark records retain the original names and hashes.
Built the source archive, native wheel and stable ABI wheel. All 73 tests passed on CPython 3.14 against each installed wheel. The fixture benchmark matched Lexbor on all three pages. Both the renamed wheels and wheels rebuilt from the October 29 revision matched the pinned 140-page output digest. Ruff and ty passed locally. Repository CI checks the public-PyPI lock on both supported Python versions.