refactor: rename main file to tlc.lua and update references

Author: bytexenon

README.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 <div align="center">
 
-![The Tiny Lua Compiler (TLC)](https://github.com/ByteXenon/TinyLua/assets/125568681/41cf5285-e31d-4b27-a8a8-ee83a7300f1f)
+![Tiny Lua Compiler (TLC)](https://github.com/ByteXenon/TinyLua/assets/125568681/41cf5285-e31d-4b27-a8a8-ee83a7300f1f)
 
-**A minimal, educational Lua 5.1 compiler written in Lua**
+**A minimal, educational Lua 5.1 compiler written in pure Lua**
 
 _Inspired by [Jamie Kyle's The Super Tiny Compiler](https://github.com/jamiebuilds/the-super-tiny-compiler) written in JavaScript_
 
@@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ _Inspired by [Jamie Kyle's The Super Tiny Compiler](https://github.com/jamiebuil
 - **Zero dependencies**: Written in standard Lua 5.1 with no external libraries. Just one file and the Lua interpreter are all you need.
 - **Complete Pipeline:** Includes a tokenizer, parser, code generator, compiler, and a virtual machine, all in one file.
 - **Speed**: While education is the priority, the tokenizer uses optimized lookups and the compiler is designed efficiently, making it quite fast for a compiler written in a high-level language.
-- **100% test coverage**: TLC has a test suite that covers 100% of the code. Want to see it in action? Run `lua tests/test.lua` in your terminal.
+- **Tests**: Includes a comprehensive test suite with nearly 100% coverage, ensuring the compiler is as reliable as it is educational.
 
-### [Want to jump into the code? Click here](https://github.com/bytexenon/The-Tiny-Lua-Compiler/blob/main/the-tiny-lua-compiler.lua)
+### [Want to jump into the code? Click here](https://github.com/bytexenon/The-Tiny-Lua-Compiler/blob/main/tlc.lua)
 
 ---
 
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Here is an example of how you can use it:
   source code to execution.
 --]]
 
-local tlc = require("the-tiny-lua-compiler")
+local tlc = require("tlc")
 
 -- 1. Source code to compile
 local source = [[
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ tlc.VirtualMachine.new(proto):execute()
 
 ### Okay so where do I begin?
 
-Awesome! Head on over to the [the-tiny-lua-compiler.lua](https://github.com/bytexenon/The-Tiny-Lua-Compiler/blob/main/the-tiny-lua-compiler.lua) file.
+Awesome! Head on over to the [tlc.lua](https://github.com/bytexenon/The-Tiny-Lua-Compiler/blob/main/tlc.lua) file.
 
 ### What isn't covered? (Non-Goals)
 

tests/perf.lua

@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@
 --]]
 
 --* Imports *--
-local tlc = require("./../the-tiny-lua-compiler")
+local tlc = require("./../tlc")
 
 -- Constants --
 local ITERATIONS = 500
-local TLC_CODE   = io.open("./the-tiny-lua-compiler.lua", "r"):read("*a")
+local TLC_CODE   = io.open("./tlc.lua", "r"):read("*a")
 
 --* Functions *--
 local function benchmark_tokenizer(code)

tests/test.lua

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 --* Dependencies *--
-local tlc = require("the-tiny-lua-compiler")
+local tlc = require("tlc")
 
 --* Constants *--
 
@@ -826,7 +826,7 @@ suite:describe("Complex General Tests", function()
   suite:it("Self-compilation", function()
     -- NOTE: This test might take a while to run.
     local testCode = [[
-      local tlcSource = io.open("the-tiny-lua-compiler.lua"):read("*a")
+      local tlcSource = io.open("tlc.lua"):read("*a")
 
       local tlc  = suite:compileAndRun(tlcSource)
       local code = "return 2 * 10 + (function() return 2 * 5 end)()"