feat: add batch rename scripts for project initialization

[gomnitrix]

Add scripts to rename template project to user-defined project name:

• rename-project.sh for Linux/macOS
• rename-project.ps1 for Windows PowerShell

The scripts update:

• Project name in Cargo.toml and package Cargo.toml
• GitHub repository URLs in README.md and semantic.yml
• Crates.io and docs.rs URLs in README.md
• Badge URLs in README.md
• Source directory name (template/ -> \<project-name\>/)
• Cargo.lock package name

Resolves #4

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Note: Developed with assistance from AI tools; manual tests performed on macOS/Linux/Windows.

[tisonkun]

Thanks for your contribution! You can ping me the next time or I may miss the updates.

[tisonkun]

@gomnitrix Generally looks good.

Would you like to port the logic in xtask/src/main.rs? Then we can avoid depending on Shell/PowerShell knowledge and you may want to learn Rust and leverage the Rust (clap-rs, cli) ecosystem for more.

You can start with the following command and perhaps add a new bootstrap subcommand.

template/xtask/src/main.rs

Lines 38 to 58 in 2c696c1

	#[derive(Subcommand)]
	enum SubCommand {
	#[clap(about = "Compile workspace packages.")]
	Build(CommandBuild),
	#[clap(about = "Run format and clippy checks.")]
	Lint(CommandLint),
	#[clap(about = "Run unit tests.")]
	Test(CommandTest),
	}
	#[derive(Parser)]
	struct CommandBuild {
	#[arg(long, help = "Assert that `Cargo.lock` will remain unchanged.")]
	locked: bool,
	}
	impl CommandBuild {
	fn run(self) {
	run_command(make_build_cmd(self.locked));
	}
	}

[tisonkun]

I'd merge this patch first and leave the suggestion above a follow-up idea.

[gomnitrix]

@tisonkun Thanks for merging this PR!

I’d be happy to move the logic into xtask. I wasn’t sure at first whether this should live as a shell script, and since the issue title mentioned “script”, I assumed a lightweight one-off tool was what you had in mind. I probably should’ve asked for clarification earlier, that’s on me 😵

Now that the direction is clear, I’ll start working on a proper xtask subcommand.

Thanks again for the helpful feedback and for being so encouraging.

[tisonkun]

Go ahead!

.. and thanks for your time and contribution :D