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chore(nix): finish the -kit rename in the camelCase locals - #10

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Follow-up to the -kit rename. flake.nix names its let-bindings in camelCase (clPrologWeaveSystem, clDataflowSource, clDataflowPackage), which contain no hyphen — so neither the original substitution nor the residual grep that checked it ever matched them.

Why it was missed: the verification grep was built from the same pattern list as the edit, so it confirmed exactly the spellings that had been considered and was silent on the one that had not.

Impact: none. Every value these bindings hold already pointed at the renamed input and the renamed .asd, and CI was green before this commit. This is a naming-consistency change only.

The package rename landed everywhere the literal string `cl-prolog` /
`cl-dataflow` appeared, but flake.nix names its let-bindings in
camelCase -- clPrologWeaveSystem, clDataflowSource, clDataflowPackage --
and those spellings contain no hyphen, so neither the substitution nor
the residual grep that checked it ever saw them. The verification was
written from the same pattern list as the edit, so it confirmed exactly
the cases that had been considered and stayed silent on this one.

Purely a binding-name change: every value these names hold already
pointed at the renamed input and the renamed .asd, and CI was green
before this commit. Nothing functional changes.
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