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Pull Request Overview

This PR renames the library from "cBytes" to "bytekit" throughout the codebase. The changes update all references to use the new naming convention and improve consistency in the API design.

• Updates all #include <cbytes.h> statements to #include <bytekit.h>
• Renames header guard and function signatures to use consistent byte_t types
• Adds a new test target for the equal function with conditional compilation

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 10 out of 10 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.

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File	Description
tests/test_equal.c	Updates include statement and adds conditional main function for standalone testing
tests/test_copy.c	Updates include statement to use new library name
tests/main.c	Updates include statement to use new library name
tests/length_test.c	Updates include statement to use new library name
tests/index_of_test.c	Updates include statement to use new library name
tests/copy_test.c	Updates include statement to use new library name
src/bytekit.h	Renames header guard, removes ubyte_t typedef, and standardizes type usage
src/bytekit.c	Updates include statement and function signature
README.md	Updates library name and improves documentation formatting
Makefile	Updates library name references and adds new test target

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[Copilot]

The typedef byte_t *bytes_t creates a redundant type alias. Since byte_t is already defined as char, this is equivalent to char *bytes_t, which could be confusing. Consider using char * directly or renaming to be more descriptive like byte_array_t.