refactor: remove API suffix from module files#233
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Summary
This refactor removes the
APIsuffix from generated WebAPI module names so the public surface matches the underlying API names more directly.Examples:
WebAPI.DOMAPI->WebAPI.DOMWebAPI.CanvasAPI->WebAPI.CanvasWebAPI.FetchAPI->WebAPI.FetchThis also changes the publish tag to
pre-alphato avoid interrupting anyone using theexperimentaltag until we've resolved the changes we want to make during the retreat. Doc publishing is also disabled until we can have the alpha ready.What changed
src/openstatements and cross-module references to use the new namesAPIsuffixNotes
This is a breaking refactor for consumers that import or reference the old
*APImodule names. Existing code will need to update imports and type/module references accordingly.