use correct ascii code representation of project name #344
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In the ever-evolving landscape of code, there are changes that matter, and then there are those that REALLY matter. Today, we embark on one such monumental change. The ASCII art at the top of our "trurl" project has, for far too long, lived under the shadow of "curl." This was a grievous oversight, a betrayal of the very essence of our project’s identity. No longer will our headers deceive the eye and confuse the heart. The mighty "trurl" shall now stand tall, proudly etched in ASCII glory, leading our code to new heights of brand alignment and developer satisfaction. Future generations will look back at this moment and say, "Yes, this was the commit that truly mattered."
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In the ever-evolving landscape of code, there are changes that matter, and then there are those that REALLY matter. Today, we embark on one such monumental change. The ASCII art at the top of our "trurl" project has, for far too long, lived under the shadow of "curl." This was a grievous oversight, a betrayal of the very essence of our project’s identity.
No longer will our headers deceive the eye and confuse the heart. The mighty "trurl" shall now stand tall, proudly etched in ASCII glory, leading our code to new heights of brand alignment and developer satisfaction. Future generations will look back at this moment and say, "Yes, this was the commit that truly mattered."