Rename Testcontainers for C to Testcontainers Native

[seffradev]

What does this PR do?

This renames every instance of "Testcontainers for C", "Testcontainers C", and "testcontainers-c".

Why is it important?

It makes the naming consistent throughout the project. I am expecting a minimal breakage due to renamed headers and project, but should be a quick fix.

Related issues

• None.

[oleg-nenashev]

@seffradev, should we rename all the instances? Or should we keep the naming for distributables, e.g.?

• Testcontainers Native - the repo, site, project name, etc.
• Testcontainers for C - a low-level library for C, and the respective packages
• Testcontainers for C++ - a header lib for C++, and the respective packages
• ... - whatever else gets added

[seffradev]

It is a fair question, and I will elaborate (and possibly change this PR) when I've had time to write a thorough proposal for a design that addresses your concerns on the C API design.

In short, I'm thinking:

• A Go-to-C bridge (called testcontainers-native-bridge or something) that is supposed to be internal.
• A C library, consuming native-bridge (and this would be called testcontainers-c), which allows us to write an idiomatic C library that abstracts all Go code from library consumers.
• After that, a C++ library adapter, called testcontainers-cpp.
• And possibly other language wrappers after that.

The proposal will also mention ideas for how the modules (currently WireMock) would be set up and designed around this.

[oleg-nenashev]

@seffradev fine be me, and thanks. I think we are on the same page.
Definitely "Testcontainers Naative" can remain the umbrella name for the project.
No hurry to rename w.r.t the proposal

[seffradev]

I'm closing this in favor of #53.

[oleg-nenashev]

OK, I think we agree in principle. I will suggest a patch with naming conventions to CONTRIBUTING, and then we can align the naming

[oleg-nenashev]

OK, I think we agree in principle. I will suggest a patch with naming conventions to CONTRIBUTING, and then we can align the naming