chore: rename public-facing ORA branding to YonerAI

[YoneRai12]

Summary

• replace public-facing ORA branding with YonerAI across web UI, workflow names, and exposed Core titles
• keep internal identifiers like ora_core and ORA_* env vars unchanged
• remove lingering 'formerly ORA' wording from public system prompts

Testing

• python -m pytest -q tests/test_settings_api.py tests/test_core_effective_route.py

Notes

• excludes unrelated clients/web/package-lock.json worktree change
• brand-only cleanup; no runtime contract changes

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a significant branding update, transitioning all public-facing mentions of 'ORA' to 'YonerAI'. The changes are purely cosmetic and do not introduce any functional modifications or runtime contract alterations, ensuring a seamless rebrand without impacting core system operations. The update aims to align the user experience with the new brand identity.

Highlights

• Branding Renaming: The public-facing branding of 'ORA' has been comprehensively replaced with 'YonerAI' across various user interface elements, workflow names, and exposed Core titles.
• Internal Identifiers Unchanged: Internal identifiers, such as 'ora_core' and 'ORA_*' environment variables, have been intentionally preserved to avoid breaking existing configurations or internal logic.
• System Prompt Refinement: Lingering 'formerly ORA' wording has been removed from public system prompts to ensure consistent and current branding.

Changelog

• .env.example
  • Updated the bot configuration comment from 'ORA Bot Configuration' to 'YonerAI Bot Configuration'.
• clients/web/app/components/DashboardView.tsx
  • Changed the dashboard title from 'ORA Core' to 'YonerAI Core'.
• clients/web/app/layout.tsx
  • Updated the HTML page title from 'ORA Chat' to 'YonerAI Chat'.
• clients/web/app/page.tsx
  • Modified the error message for connection failures from 'ORA Brain' to 'YonerAI Brain'.
  • Updated the model selector text from 'ORA Model' to 'YonerAI Model'.
  • Changed the chat input placeholder text from 'Message ORA...' to 'Message YonerAI...'.
  • Revised the disclaimer text from 'ORA can make mistakes.' to 'YonerAI can make mistakes.'.
• config.yaml
  • Updated the configuration file comment from 'ORA Bot Configuration' to 'YonerAI Bot Configuration'.
• core/src/ora_core/brain/context.py
  • Removed '(formerly ORA)' from the system prompt that defines the AI assistant's identity.
• core/src/ora_core/engine/simple_worker.py
  • Removed '(formerly ORA)' from the system prompt used in the mock stream dispatch.
  • Updated the default 'used_model' from 'ORA Universal Brain' to 'YonerAI Universal Brain'.
• core/src/ora_core/main.py
  • Changed the FastAPI application title from 'ORA Core' to 'YonerAI Core'.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (2)
  • .github/workflows/core_test.yml
  • .github/workflows/test.yml

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Code Review

This pull request updates the public-facing branding from "ORA" to "YonerAI". The changes are applied consistently across the web UI, configuration files, and internal system prompts. Internal identifiers and environment variables starting with ORA_ are correctly left unchanged as per the PR's scope. The removal of "(formerly ORA)" from prompts is also included. The submitted changes correctly implement the rebranding task.