Refactor documentation to remove 'Lix' prefix from HTML Diff references for consistency and clarity.

Author: samuelstroschein

README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# Lix HTML Diff
+# HTML Diff
 
-Lix HTML Diff is a simple way to generate and display diffs for any app UI.
+HTML Diff is a simple way to generate and display diffs for any app UI.
 
 - 🌐 **Universal**: Works for any app that renders to HTML (which is most apps!)
 - ⚡ **Simple**: No need for renderer-specific diff logic.

docs/guide/index.mdx

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import Showcase from "../components/showcase";
 
 ## Overview
 
-Lix HTML Diff is a simple way to generate and display diffs for any app UI.
+HTML Diff is a simple way to generate and display diffs for any app UI.
 
 Assume you want to diff a table that's displayed to users. You render the before and after HTML, then pass both into the `renderHtmlDiff` function to get the diff:
 

docs/guide/styling.md

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 Your app's existing CSS continues to work exactly as before.
 
-When you render a diff using Lix HTML Diff, it only adds `data-diff-status` attributes to highlight changes. It does not modify your existing HTML structure or styling. The exception is when you opt in to specific behaviors using [data-diff-mode](/guide/attributes.html#data-diff-mode) attributes, which allows for more control over how diffs are displayed.
+When you render a diff using HTML Diff, it only adds `data-diff-status` attributes to highlight changes. It does not modify your existing HTML structure or styling. The exception is when you opt in to specific behaviors using [data-diff-mode](/guide/attributes.html#data-diff-mode) attributes, which allows for more control over how diffs are displayed.
 
 Each changed element receives one of these attributes: