Rename ChatRoom, ChatRooms and Chatroom to Room#25
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The domain vocabulary carried a redundant
Chatprefix across the codebase:ChatRoom,ChatRooms,ChatRoomRegistry, and the variousChatRoomuse cases. Since the entire application is already a chat system, theChatterm added no meaning and made the names longer than they needed to be. Dropping it leaves a cleaner, more direct vocabulary centred onRoom.This PR
Renames every
ChatRoom/ChatRooms/chatroomidentifier to itsRoomequivalent throughout the application source and tests. This is a pure refactoring with no behavioural change: module names, file names, aliases, atoms, and local function and variable names are updated consistently, and all tests continue to pass.Closes #11