Update information about BPEGN

README.md

@@ -39,20 +39,21 @@ But wait, there's more! What about all those other tasks you need to do
 to make a command line application honorable in anyone's eyes? Tools are
 needed. 
 
-## Create Powerful Parsers Easily with Pseudocode
-
-How about the world's most approachable text scanner API with automatic
-verbose, specific error messages that will make your users bow to your
-attentiveness. Build complex parsers that are easily read and generated
-from any number of meta-languages including PEGN, PEG, EBNF, and ABNF.
-Spend your time working with the beautiful and standardized abstract
-syntax trees instead of grinding out parser code. Domain language
-specifications are a breeze, which is good, because you can customize
-any completer for any nested command node or your application enabling
-powerful, intelligent, and intuitive grammars you enable for your users
-directly from the command line, hell, why not directly from your
-favorite chat integration. After all, Bonzai commands are perfectly
-doable directly from a chat client.
+## BPEGN: Generate Powerful Parsers Easily
+
+BPEGN is a PEGN syntax implementation in pure Go using mostly slices and
+structs. The Bonzai scan.Expect function produces verbose, specific
+error messages that will make your users bow to your attentiveness.
+Build complex parsers that are easily read and generated from any number
+of meta-languages including PEGN, PEG, EBNF, and ABNF. Spend your time
+working with the beautiful and standardized abstract syntax trees
+instead of grinding out parser code. Domain language specifications are
+a breeze, which is good, because you can customize any completer for any
+nested command node or your application enabling powerful, intelligent,
+and intuitive grammars you enable for your users directly from the
+command line, hell, why not directly from your favorite chat
+integration. After all, Bonzai commands are perfectly doable directly
+from a chat client.
 
 ## A JSON Package Without Unnecessary Limitations
 

scan/is/is.go

@@ -2,12 +2,16 @@
 // SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
 
 /*
-Package is contains the scannable structs recognized as a pseudo-grammar
-accepted by the scan.Expect and scan.Check methods. These structs are
-guaranteed never to have their structure order change in any way
-allowing them to be used in key-less, in-line composable syntax notation
-(which, despite the many editor warnings, is entirely supported by Go
-and always will be).
+Package is defines the Bonzai Parsing Expression Grammar Notation
+(BPEGN) implemented entirely using Go types (mostly slices and structs).
+BPEGN can be 100% transpiled to and from the Parsing Expression Grammer
+Notation (PEGN). Code in one and use "bonzai pegn" command to easily
+generate the other. BPEGN is sometimes referred to informally as "Bonzai
+Scanner Expect" language as well since it is passed directly to
+scan.Expect or scan.Check. These structs are guaranteed never to have
+their structure order change in any way allowing them to be used in
+key-less, in-line composable syntax notation (which, despite the many
+editor warnings, is entirely supported by Go and always will be).
 */
 package is