FABRIC-3.5.md §XIX: the third Tripod leg is named Hestia
The Tripod is Hera, Artemis, Hestia. 99 occurrences renamed; three verbatim quotations deliberately left saying Console. Records the naming convention, which had never been written down and was being re-litigated for want of it: a Greek deity name, evocative rather than literal. Captain Bob's reasoning, and it generalizes -- Hera and Hermes are close fits, Artemis for block storage and freemap arbitration is a loose one that has never caused anyone a problem. Fidelity was never the standard. antiprosopos was considered first and rejected for being the wrong kind of word: a common noun straining for literal accuracy, which is the opposite of how the other three work. Hestia is a deity, is evocative -- the hearth is the fixed centre where everyone gathers, which is what a bind point is -- and carries an incidental that was not the reason for choosing it: Hestia is the one who never leaves, which is the pinned session model FABRIC-2 §H.1 already describes. It also retires both costs the longer name carried, restoring the pattern fully and cutting twelve characters of unusual spelling to six in a path where a name mismatch fails silently. The rename itself is structural rather than cosmetic. §XVII.1 found three distinct things all called console, and that collision is what led §XIII.5 to the wrong conclusion about whether a singular Console existed. "Hestia owns console.c" is unambiguous in a way "Console owns console.c" cannot be. Deliberately narrow: the HAL stays console.c, the proxies stay console proxies, and CONSOLE-ATTACH keeps its name since CLAUDE.md's rule against modifying a registered tested word applies with more force to renaming one. Keeps the ~user suffix question separate and still open as item 3, with the buffer analysis recorded so the two are not conflated later. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VkM1zHGvBerLF6aqkHPweP
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