Fix inconsistent naming in RFCs and update the status of some RFCs#447
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Fix inconsistent naming in RFCs and update the status of some RFCs#447zhangsoledad wants to merge 1 commit intonervosnetwork:masterfrom
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In older documents or other sources, some references still use outdated naming conventions. Edition CKB2023 → CKB Edition Meepo (on 2024/??) |
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https://github.com/nervosnetwork/rfcs/blob/5a0e339bcbd88f6ca283cd57a13b1c808503313f/rfcs/0053-ckb-hardfork/0053-ckb-hardfork.md#historical-editions @XuJiandong |
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Just being curious: why do we name it as |
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This PR unifies the naming conventions across multiple RFCs, ensuring consistency in RFCs. Additionally, it updates the status of several RFCs to reflect their latest status.