Rename SaltStack language to Salt and update color according to official branding guidelines#8029
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Rename SaltStack language to Salt and update color according to Salt’s official branding guidelines.
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SaltStack was the name of the company behind the language (now Salt Project). The software/language itself is called Salt, although the two are often confused.
Checklist:
(Not sure if I should check anything else regarding the name change.)