Rename ACGM Recover to Claude Code Recover RC2 - #1
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What changed
Claude-Code-Recover;claude-code-recover/claude_code_recover;acgm-recover/acgm_recoveras thin one-RC compatibility aliases;Why
The old name suggested recovery of ACGM itself. The actual product reconstructs Claude Code project continuity from surviving local code, Git/worktree, metadata, and transcript structure after the original account or platform becomes unavailable.
User impact
Users can ask an Agent to clone and install the named repository in one explicitly authorized task. Installation stops before evidence discovery and route selection. Existing RC1 installations receive a non-executable migration plan and are not automatically uninstalled.
Validation
--upgradeThis PR publishes the source preview. A GitHub Release/tag remains gated on the documented real-user disposable-project E2E.