don't refer to the compile-time interpreter as "Miri" #1471
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This leads to a lot of confusion when people think the compile-time interpreter does the same things as Miri-the-tool. Also given that the folders in the compiler source are called
interpret
, notmiri
, I think it's better to just call this "the (compile-time) (MIR) interpreter", not "Miri".r? @oli-obk