change d argument to td in public APIs#55
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Cosmetic change to standardize on using `td` as the recommended name for the `*TestData` argument. `d` is too generic and can clash with common things (e.g. the DB in Pebble). Probably half of the CRDB and Pebble code already uses `td`.
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Cosmetic change to standardize on using
tdas the recommended name for the*TestDataargument.dis too generic and can clash with common things (e.g. the DB in Pebble). Probably half of the CRDB and Pebble code already usestd.This change is