[REFACTOR] Update repository name across codebase, configuration, and documentation

[GabrielLidenor]

We need to rename the repository to better reflect the project scope. Changing the repository name requires updating references across code modules, configuration variables, documentation (README.md), and remote Git remote settings

Locations to Update

1. GitHub Repository Settings

• Update the repository name under Settings > General on GitHub.
• Update your local Git remote URL (git remote set-url origin <NEW_URL>).

2. Source Code & Configurations

• src/paths.py (or configuration files): Update REPO_ID or any hardcoded project paths / module imports referencing the old name.
• pyproject.toml / setup.py / requirements.txt: Update project name, package metadata, and module paths if applicable.

3. Documentation & Scripts

• README.md: Update project title, installation instructions, git clone URLs, and path examples.
• CI/CD Workflows (.github/workflows/): Update any repository references in GitHub Actions files.

Proposed Tasks

• Rename the repository on GitHub.
• Update local Git remote URL via git remote set-url origin .
• Update project constants (REPO_ID, directory paths) in src/.
• Update metadata in package files (pyproject.toml or setup.py).
• Update all references in README.md and documentation.
• Update GitHub Actions or CI/CD scripts if configured.
• Test the pipeline end-to-end to ensure no broken imports or paths.