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Standardize naming conventions (#12)
## Summary

Standardize naming conventions across the entire wizapp-stdlib codebase by replacing inconsistent prefixes and snake_case with a unified `wp` prefix + CamelCase scheme.

## Changes

### Naming convention applied

| Pattern | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Public functions | `wapp_module_function` | `wpModuleFunction` |
| Public types | `GenericXxx`, bare `Xxx` | `WpXxx` |
| Constants / enum values | `WAPP_XXX`, `SHELL_XXX` | `WP_XXX`, `WP_SHELL_XXX` |
| Internal functions | `_module_function` | `_moduleFunction` |
| Storage-class macros | `wapp_extern`, `wapp_intern` | `wp_extern`, `wp_intern` |

### Modules affected

All 20 modules were renamed: `arena`, `array`, `dbl_list`, `queue`, `str8`, `mem_allocator`, `mem_utils`, `mem_os`, `file`, `cpath`, `log`, `shell_commander`, `shell_termcolour`, `shell_utils`, `prng/xorshift`, `uuid`, `tester`, `aliases`, `assert`, `misc_utils`, `platform` — plus their test files.

### Backward compatibility

Added `src/oldnames.h` with `#define OLD_NAME NEW_NAME` for every renamed symbol, organized by module under Constants → Types → Functions sections. Existing code that includes this file will compile without changes.

Reviewed-on: #12
Co-authored-by: Abdelrahman <said.abdelrahman89@gmail.com>
Co-committed-by: Abdelrahman <said.abdelrahman89@gmail.com>
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Wizard Apprentice Standard Library

Wizard Apprentice Standard Library (wapp) is a lightweight collection of reusable utilities for C and C++ projects.

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