chore: rebrand 'Softcore' to 'Casual'#394
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# Conflicts: # docs/general/standalone-support.md
Confidence Score: 5/5Documentation-only rebrand; no functional code changed. All "softcore" occurrences replaced consistently; anchor links verified intact; only intentional legacy mention remains in the glossary. No files require special attention. Reviews (2): Last reviewed commit: "Update docs/general/faq.md" | Re-trigger Greptile |
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@greptileai specifically: find any remaining softcore branding in the documentation |
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Based on a full search of the repository, there were 10 files containing "softcore" — and the PR addresses all 10 of them:
The only remaining "Softcore" after this PR merges will be the intentional historical reference in the glossary: "Casual, formerly known as Softcore" — which is by design as noted in the PR description. The rebrand looks complete. No missed instances. |
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Goes with RetroAchievements/RAWeb#5015
Changes all instances of "softcore" to "casual". "Mode" was also added to help with flow, ideally all instances of hardcore/casual have a "mode" appended for clarity, this at least fixes the "casual" to be qualified with "mode".
In the Glossary, Softcore was moved to Casual, with a note that it was formerly known as Softcore. This is the only remaining instance of the term in the docs.