Rename javelin

[akhiljavelin]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a comprehensive rebranding of the project, transitioning its name from 'Javelin' to 'Highflame'. The changes ensure that all public-facing documentation and internal project metadata align with the new brand identity, providing a consistent experience for users and developers. This is a foundational change to reflect the new naming convention.

Highlights

• Project Renaming: The project name has been changed from 'Javelin' to 'Highflame' across all relevant documentation and configuration files.
• Documentation Updates: All instances of the old project name, associated URLs, and repository paths in the README.md file have been updated to reflect the new 'Highflame' branding and highflame-ai organization.
• Metadata Alignment: The pyproject.toml file has been updated to reflect the new project name in the description and the author's email domain has been changed to highflame.com.

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Code Review

This pull request starts the process of renaming the project from 'Javelin' to 'Highflame'. The changes in README.md and pyproject.toml are a good first step. However, the renaming seems incomplete, and several references to 'javelin' remain, which could cause confusion. I've added a couple of specific comments on README.md for outdated links. To ensure a consistent rebranding, I recommend addressing the following points as well:

• pyproject.toml: The package name is still javelin-sdk, the homepage URL points to getjavelin.com, and the package/script names still use javelin.
• File/Directory Structure: Core directories like javelin_sdk and javelin_cli, along with many example files, have not been renamed.
• Code Identifiers: Classes like JavelinClient and JavelinConfig and other identifiers throughout the codebase still use the old name.

Completing these changes would provide a more consistent experience with the new 'Highflame' brand.