Replace 'ruvnl' with 'rajasthan' in code, tests, and docs #107
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Replace 'ruvnl' with 'rajasthan' in code, tests, and docs
Description
This PR replaces all occurrences of "ruvnl" with "rajasthan" throughout the codebase, including tests and documentation. This change ensures consistency in naming conventions and accurately represents the Rajasthan region.
Changes Made
.py)..yamland.jsonfiles.README.mdand other relevant documentation files.Motivation
The term "ruvnl" was previously used as a label; however, "rajasthan" provides a more descriptive and accurate representation of the region. This update enhances the readability and maintainability of the codebase.
How Has This Been Tested?
pytestto confirm that all functionalities remain intact.Checklist
My code adheres to OCF's coding style guidelines.
I have conducted a self-review of my code.
I have updated the documentation to reflect these changes.
I have added tests to verify that my changes are effective.
I have checked my code for and corrected any misspellings.