Stylus: Rename the repository to `stylus`

[ExE-Boss]

The current repository is called stylish-chrome, which isn't very descriptive of what this repo actually is.

To resolve this, I propose the following:

• Drop the -chrome suffix, because it's not just Chrome we support.
• Change the repo name to stylus to prevent confusion with stylish.

This can be done by going to the Repository Settings and changing the repository name there.

Caveats of doing this:

• Explained here: https://help.github.com/articles/renaming-a-repository/

[d3n1c1d3]

if you have left some urls (links) in some un editable space I would recommend to re-create a new repository with the name stylus instead of renaming it.

I do not where but It saw this method in some other code here on github.

but anyway maybe a sufix with some description would be helpfull like. browser userstyle css
for e.g. stylus - browser userstyle css
or like it is written in the promotional tiles (redesign the web...)
stylus - redesign the web ... with userstyles css

maybe you guys have other ideas?

[tophf]

if you have left some urls (links) in some un editable space I would recommend to re-create a new repository

This is not a problem according to the linked help article that says the web traffic is auto-redirected.

[ExE-Boss]

@d3n1c1d3

but anyway maybe a sufix with some description would be helpfull like. browser userstyle css
for e.g. stylus - browser userstyle css
or like it is written in the promotional tiles (redesign the web...)
stylus - redesign the web ... with userstyles css

That is what README.md is for.

[narcolepticinsomniac]

@schomery I think this is overdue. I kinda figured it would happen when we detached, but it never did. Any way we can disassociate from Stylish and the reputation their new dev team is building for itself, is a step in the right direction. Like OP mentioned, now that it's not strictly for Chrome, the repo name is even more inaccurate.

Something like:

Stylus - Userstyles Manager

would be fine.

[schomery]

done