Align docs, manifest, and comments with current repo state

src/Workloads/_common/apply-configuration.ps1

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ param(
     [Parameter(Mandatory)] [string]   $Id,
     [Parameter(Mandatory)] [string]   $ConfigFile,
     # AllowEmptyCollection: Windows PowerShell 5.1 rejects empty arrays
-    # bound to Mandatory parameters. Some flows (e.g. mac-comfort-shell)
+    # bound to Mandatory parameters. Some flows (e.g. comfort-shell)
     # have no post-install CLI to verify - the DSC only installs a font
     # and pwsh - so they legitimately pass @() here.
     [Parameter(Mandatory)] [AllowEmptyCollection()] [string[]] $RequireCommands

src/docs/development.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# WindowsDevSetupScripts — Developer Guide
+# Windows Developer Config — Developer Guide
 
 > 👋 **Just want to run something?** See the
 > [top-level README](../../README.md). This file is the contributor /
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ toolchains and Windows-desktop personalities using `winget` /
 On Windows the **core artifact of each flow is a [winget DSC configuration
 file](https://learn.microsoft.com/windows/package-manager/configuration/)**
 (`configuration.winget` for language toolchains, `dev-config.winget` for the
-Calm OS flow) — a declarative, idempotent description of the machine state
+Windows Dev Config flow) — a declarative, idempotent description of the machine state
 required for that flow. Where winget alone is not enough (e.g. `npm install
 --global typescript`, registry tweaks, or a `RunOnce` reboot dance) the
 configuration calls a DSC `Script` / `RunCommandOnSet` / `Registry`
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ configuration actually produced a working toolchain.
 
 ## Supported flows
 
-Each flow's `configuration.winget` (or `dev-config.winget` for Calm OS)
+Each flow's `configuration.winget` (or `dev-config.winget` for Windows Dev Config)
 is the source of truth for what gets installed; the table below
 summarizes it for quick scanning. Flows marked **manual** are excluded
 from the automated CI matrix (they need an interactive desktop session
@@ -46,8 +46,8 @@ extension.
 | Python            | ✅ automated   | `Python.Python.3.13`, `astral-sh.uv`                                                    |
 | WinForms          | 🙋 manual     | `Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.10` + the .NET desktop workload (multi-GB; manual to spare CI minutes) |
 | WinUI 3           | 🙋 manual     | `Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.10`, `Microsoft.VisualStudio.Community`, `Microsoft.WinAppCLI` + WinUI/Universal/ManagedDesktop VS workloads |
-| Calm OS           | 🙋 manual     | A full distraction-free workstation: apps + ~24 registry tweaks + WSL + Ubuntu (see [`windows-dev-config/README.md`](../windows-dev-config/README.md)) |
-| Comfort Shell     | 🙋 manual     | WSL distro + zsh/bash + starship + modern CLI bundle + Cascadia Code Nerd Font + themed Windows Terminal profile (see [`wsl-comfort/readme.md`](../wsl-comfort/readme.md)) |
+| Windows Dev Config| 🙋 manual     | A full distraction-free workstation: apps + ~24 registry tweaks + WSL + Ubuntu (see [`windows-dev-config/README.md`](../windows-dev-config/README.md)) |
+| WSL Comfort       | 🙋 manual     | WSL distro + zsh/bash + starship + modern CLI bundle + Cascadia Code Nerd Font + themed Windows Terminal profile (see [`wsl-comfort/readme.md`](../wsl-comfort/readme.md)) |
 
 See [`manifest.yml`](../manifest.yml) for the canonical declarative
 list (paths, build/run commands, onboarding URLs).
@@ -78,8 +78,8 @@ Workloads/
   rust/            # configuration.winget (core) + install.ps1 (thin shim)
   winforms/        # configuration.winget (core) + install.ps1 (thin shim)
   winui/           # configuration.winget (core) + install.ps1 (thin shim)
-windows-dev-config/    # Calm OS — dev-config.winget (single-file DSC) + install.ps1 + README.md
-wsl-comfort/           # Comfort Shell — install.ps1 (Windows side) + comfort-shell-bootstrap.sh (Linux side, self-contained) + readme.md
+windows-dev-config/    # Windows Dev Config — dev-config.winget (single-file DSC) + install.ps1 + README.md
+wsl-comfort/           # WSL Comfort — install.ps1 (Windows side) + comfort-shell-bootstrap.sh (Linux side, self-contained) + readme.md
 tests/
   _harness/          # build-run-diff harness used by CI:
                      #   run-flow.ps1   - all flows (build + run + diff stdout)
@@ -94,8 +94,8 @@ tests/
   rust/              # Cargo.toml + src/main.rs + expected.txt
   winforms/          # hello.csproj + Program.cs + expected.txt
   winui/             # hello.csproj + Program.cs + expected.txt
-  calm-os/           # probe.ps1 + expected.txt (manual-only flow)
-  comfort-shell/     # hello.sh + expected.txt (manual-only flow)
+  windows-dev-config/# probe.ps1 + expected.txt (manual-only flow)
+  wsl-shell/         # hello.sh + expected.txt (manual-only flow)
 manifest.yml         # declarative list of flows consumed by CI **and** by the extension
 future/
   cmdpal/            # PowerToys Command Palette extension (reads manifest.yml)

src/future/cmdpal/QuickWingetSetup/QuickWingetSetup/Models/ScriptEntry.cs

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ public class WindowsTarget
     /// Optional PowerShell step that runs in the same Windows Terminal tab
     /// after <c>winget configure</c> succeeds. Use when a flow's DSC
     /// installs the machine-side prerequisites but the real setup is an
-    /// interactive script (e.g. <c>mac-my-wsl.ps1 -Interactive</c>). The
+    /// interactive script (e.g. <c>comfort-shell-bootstrap.sh</c>). The
     /// script path is repo-relative; args are appended verbatim.
     /// </summary>
     [JsonPropertyName("postConfigure")]

src/future/cmdpal/QuickWingetSetup/QuickWingetSetup/Pages/ScriptDetailPage.cs

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ public override IListItem[] GetItems()
             var winSubtitle = $"winget configure {winPath}";
 
             // Flows that need WSL even though they register as Windows-only
-            // (e.g. mac-comfort-shell installs a font via DSC but the
+            // (e.g. comfort-shell installs a font via DSC but the
             // follow-up manual step runs inside a WSL distro). Surface the
             // same ⚠️ affordances we show on Linux items.
             if (_script.RequiresWsl)
@@ -191,8 +191,8 @@ public override ICommandResult Invoke()
             return CommandResult.Dismiss();
         }
 
-        // Resolve an optional post-configure step (e.g. mac-my-wsl.ps1
-        // -Interactive) and chain it in the same wt tab so the user gets
+        // Resolve an optional post-configure step (e.g. comfort-shell-bootstrap.sh)
+        // and chain it in the same wt tab so the user gets
         // one continuous experience instead of a manual follow-up.
         string? postPath = null;
         string? postArgs = null;

src/future/cmdpal/README.md

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ The list view groups by `category`, with this priority order:
 | 1    | `languages`       | Language toolchains (typescript, python, dotnet, ...).|
 | 2    | `desktop`         | Desktop frameworks on top of a language (winforms, winui). |
 | 3    | (other / default) | Any unrecognized category sorts here.                 |
-| 4    | `user-experience` | OS-feel flows (common-adjustments, mac-comfort-shell, calm-os). |
+| 4    | `user-experience` | OS-feel flows (windows-dev-config, wsl-comfort). |
 | 4    | `shell`           | Legacy alias for `user-experience`. New flows should pick `user-experience`. |
 
 Within a rank, flows sort alphabetically by category then by name.

src/manifest.yml

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
 #                     - "user-experience"  : OS-feel / shell flows that
 #                                            shape the desktop rather than
 #                                            install dev toolchains
-#                                            (wsl-comfort, calm-os,
+#                                            (wsl-comfort, windows-dev-config,
 #                                            common-adjustments).
 #                     - "shell"            : legacy alias for
 #                                            "user-experience"; new flows
@@ -221,8 +221,8 @@ flows:
       expected: src/tests/python/expected.txt
       version: "python --version; uv --version"
 
-  - id: comfort-shell
-    name: Comfort Shell
+  - id: wsl-comfort
+    name: WSL Comfort
     description: Cozy WSL shell setup — zsh/bash, starship, modern CLI tools, and shims
     category: user-experience
     tags: [user-experience, wsl, zsh, bash, shell, starship, homebrew, terminal, nerd-font]
@@ -236,20 +236,20 @@ flows:
     windows:
       install: wsl-comfort/install.ps1
       build: ""
-      run: wsl -- bash src/tests/comfort-shell/hello.sh
-      expected: src/tests/comfort-shell/expected.txt
+      run: wsl -- bash src/tests/wsl-comfort/hello.sh
+      expected: src/tests/wsl-comfort/expected.txt
       version: "wsl --status"
 
-  - id: calm-os
-    name: Calm OS
+  - id: windows-dev-config
+    name: Windows Dev Config
     description: Distraction-free dev workstation — apps + OS settings + WSL, all in one DSC
     category: user-experience
-    tags: [user-experience, calm-os, distraction-free, taskbar, wsl, ubuntu]
+    tags: [user-experience, windows-dev-config, distraction-free, taskbar, wsl, ubuntu]
     icon: 🧘
     onboardingUrl: https://dev.windows.com
     # Heavy machine-state changes (Sudo, Recall off, Click To Do off, WSL +
     # Ubuntu install with a forced reboot, etc.) — keep out of the automated
-    # matrix. The probe under src/tests/calm-os/probe.ps1 is for a human running
+    # matrix. The probe under src/tests/windows-dev-config/probe.ps1 is for a human running
     # the flow locally; it asserts that `git` resolves on PATH after the
     # install (the apps module's first dep) as a fast smoke signal.
     manual_test: true
@@ -258,8 +258,8 @@ flows:
       install: windows-dev-config/install.ps1
       configuration: windows-dev-config/dev-config.winget
       build: ""
-      run: pwsh -NoProfile -File src/tests/calm-os/probe.ps1
-      expected: src/tests/calm-os/expected.txt
+      run: pwsh -NoProfile -File src/tests/windows-dev-config/probe.ps1
+      expected: src/tests/windows-dev-config/expected.txt
       version: "git --version"
 
 # Curated bundles of flows. Surfaced by the Command Palette extension; not

src/tests/calm-os/probe.ps1 → src/tests/windows-dev-config/probe.ps1

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Smoke-test probe for the calm-os user-experience flow.
+# Smoke-test probe for the windows-dev-config user-experience flow.
 #
 # After the master config has been applied, the apps module installs
 # git via winget. The simplest signal a human can use to confirm the

src/windows-dev-config/install.ps1

@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
 <#
 .SYNOPSIS
-  Apply the Calm OS user-experience configuration on Windows.
+  Apply the Windows Dev Config user-experience configuration on Windows.
 
 .DESCRIPTION
   Thin CI/dev shim around `dev-config.winget`, a winget DSC configuration
-  that sets up the full Calm OS developer workstation (apps, distraction-
-  free desktop, taskbar polish, Recall off, dark theme, WSL + Ubuntu).
+  that sets up the full Windows Dev Config developer workstation (apps,
+  distraction-free desktop, taskbar polish, Recall off, dark theme, WSL + Ubuntu).
 
   The shim only:
     * applies the DSC config with retry,
     * rehydrates PATH in the current session,
-    * emits `INSTALL_OK: calm-os` for the test harness.
+    * emits `INSTALL_OK: windows-dev-config` for the test harness.
 
   RequireCommands lists `git` because the master config installs it
   unconditionally; asserting it on PATH catches a clean-install failure
@@ -24,6 +24,6 @@ $ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop'
 Set-StrictMode -Version Latest
 
 & (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '..\Workloads\_common\apply-configuration.ps1') `
-    -Id              'calm-os' `
+    -Id              'windows-dev-config' `
     -ConfigFile      (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot 'dev-config.winget') `
     -RequireCommands @('git')