esp32-lcd named the substrate rather than the thing, and both halves would age: the
chip is swappable and the panel technology is incidental. What the project actually is
is a Lua app platform that happens to run on a cheap touchscreen, so the name is now a
model number rather than a parts list. slate32 is also unclaimed, where slate alone
collides with several well known projects.
Board identifiers stay as they were -- the e32r40t QEMU machine, the esp32-32e build
env and the test skill name all refer to real hardware, which did not get renamed.
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