David's naming: the teammate/collaboration binding is 'Joule Desk' (you still @joule
it; the standard is Joule Desk) — 'tag' was borrowed from a third-party product name,
which broke the self-referential/no-comparison rule. Full rename across the standard:
dir jouletag→jouledesk, crate + jouledesk-bind binary, profile jouletag/1→jouledesk/1,
stewards did:jcp:jouletag-{channel,realtime}→jouledesk-*, and every SPEC/README/code/
example reference. Conformance vector regenerated (steward change → 586→588 bytes;
decoded fields unchanged: summarize/allow/100000/900000). @joule handle untouched.
17 tests green, clippy-clean. Joule Desk + Joule Hook are the two bindings under the
Joule Table umbrella (jt.transaction.science) — umbrella spec lands next.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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