Section 20.1 takes a registry's name from its directory basename, so the
reference tool's default store at ~/.canned-prompts/registry was named
`registry` — giving `registry:practice/thing` as a qualified reference.
The workplan had recorded this as reading poorly in one output line. It was
understated: the name reaches qualified references, the on-disk catalog layout
(catalog/registry/...), and index.yaml rows (registry: registry). Once packages
are installed and inclusions recorded, changing it becomes a migration rather
than an edit.
Renaming the directory to ~/.canned-prompts/default fixes it with no special
case in code, nothing written into the user's store, and no second naming
mechanism competing with section 20.1's manifest.
check_legacy_registry refuses to silently create a fresh empty store beside a
populated ~/.canned-prompts/registry — that failure would have been worse than
the wart being fixed. It names the exact mv, and the --registry flag for
keeping the old store. The check fires only for the default path; an explicit
--registry is never second-guessed.
Tests 95 -> 99.
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