docs: standardize Paimon C++ naming - #168
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Purpose
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Standardize the project name across user and contributor documentation. Titles now use
Apache Paimon C++, while repeated references in prose usePaimon C++. Repository URLs, directory names, Sphinx labels, and other technical identifiers keep the existingpaimon-cppspelling.Tests
pre-commit run --files <changed documentation files>sphinx-build -b html -E -W --keep-going -j8 docs/source /tmp/paimon-docs-htmlgit diff --checkThe Sphinx build used a temporary dependency overlay to work around this host's unrelated urllib3/OpenSSL and IPython/_sqlite3 environment issues.
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No API, storage format, or protocol changes.
Documentation
This PR only standardizes existing project-name references and does not introduce new functionality.
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