feat: Rename package to @svelte-core/kit (#13)

Author: webJose

README.md

@@ -1,41 +1,42 @@
-# @wjfe/n-savant-sk
+# @svelte-router/kit
 
 > Hash router for Sveltekit projects
 
-This is an extension package of the [@wjfe/n-savant](https://github.com/WJSoftware/wjfe-n-savant) SPA router, and enables the use of the router in hash mode in Sveltekit projects.
+This is an extension package of the [@svelte-router/core](https://github.com/WJSoftware/svelte-router-core) SPA router, and enables the use of the router in hash mode in Sveltekit projects.
 
 ## Why Would I Need This?
 
 Sveltekit has an excellent file-based router.  You should always stick to the built-in router for routing your application.  However, as with every other router in existence, you can only do path routing or hash routing, but not both.
 
-The `@wjfe/n-savant` router was born to break this barrier:  This SPA router can do path and hash routing simultaneously.  However, this is a router for SPA's and PWA's that render on the client.  It was not designed for SSR scenarios.  After all, Sveltekit has routing capabilities included.
+The `@svelte-router/core` router was born to break this barrier:  This SPA router can do path and hash routing simultaneously.  However, this is a router for SPA's and PWA's that render on the client.  It was not designed for SSR scenarios.  After all, Sveltekit has routing capabilities included.
 
-But what if you wanted to do hash routing on top of Sveltekit's path routing?  You can, with this router extension.
+But what if you wanted to do hash routing on top of Sveltekit's path routing?  You can today, with this router extension.
 
 ### Useful Scenarios
 
 1. You could show a complex dialog box that is driven by hash routing.
 2. You could mount a micro-frontend that routes with a path in the hash.
+3. You could drive your tabs components with individual named hash paths (this is demonstrated in this repository's demo project).
 
 ## Quickstart
 
 1. Install the package
     ```bash
-    npm install @wjfe/n-savant-sk # This also installs the @wjfe/n-savant main package
+    npm install @svelte-router/kit # This also installs the @svelte-router/core main package
     ```
 2. Initialize the library.  Ideally, in the root `+layout.svelte` component:
     ```svelte
     <script lang="ts">
-        import { init } from "@wjfe/n-savant-sk";
+        import { init } from "@svelte-router/kit";
 
         init(/* options */);
     </script>
     ```
-3. Add routers, routes and links for hash navigation as you please.
+3. Add routers, routes and links for hash navigation as you please.  Note that these are still imported from the core package, `@svelte-router/core`.
 
 > **⚡ Attention!**
 > 
-> Early testing has revealed what may or may not be a bug in Svelte or Sveltekit.  The situation:  Just importing `init` from `@wjfe/n-savant-sk` triggers error `rune_outside_svelte` on the `trace.svelte.js` file in the `@wjfe/n-savant` package.  To overcome this, just add `{ ssr: { noExternal: ["@wjfe/n-savant"] }}` to Vite's configuration.
+> Early testing has revealed what may or may not be a bug in Svelte or Sveltekit.  The situation:  Just importing `init` from `@svelte-router/kit` triggers error `rune_outside_svelte` on the `trace.svelte.js` file in the `@svelte-router/core` package.  To overcome this, just add `{ ssr: { noExternal: ["@svelte-router/core"] }}` to Vite's configuration.
 >
 > Hopefully, I'll be able to figure more about this problem in the coming weeks.
 
@@ -45,4 +46,4 @@ But what if you wanted to do hash routing on top of Sveltekit's path routing?  Y
 
 ---
 
-Generally speaking, you need to understand the `@wjfe/n-savant` router, so have handy its [online documentation](https://wjfe-n-savant.hashnode.space/).
+Generally speaking, you need to understand the `@svelte-router/core` router, so have handy its [online documentation](https://wjfe-n-savant.hashnode.space/).