chore: update docblock comments to reflect new plugin name - #53
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Addresses WP.org plugin review: name must not imply affiliation with Google by leading with an acronym of their product name. New name follows the approved pattern (unique identifier first, trademark at end after "for"). - Update Plugin Name header, admin page title and menu label - Rename block title to "Google Custom Search Results" in block.json, index.js, and index.test.js - Standardize all user-facing copy to "Google Custom Search" / "Google Custom Search Engine" (removes inconsistent GPSE/GCSE/CSE mix) - Update readme.txt and README.md throughout - Add rename to 1.2.6 changelog entry
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Summary
Follow-up to #52 — updates PHP docblock comments that still referenced "GPSE" with the new "ACLabs Search" name.
Cosmetic only: class descriptions, method descriptions, and
@packagetag inuninstall.php. No code identifiers (constants, class names, option keys) were changed.