docs: trim backstory from changelog, README, tooltips and comments

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -18,24 +18,14 @@
 
 ## [3.5.1] "Auspicious Asparagus" - 2026-08-11
 
-FunPack picks up release codenames, Ubuntu-style: an adjective and a vegetable sharing an
-initial, one per major version. All of 3.x is **Auspicious Asparagus**.
-
-Otherwise this is a compatibility-and-polish release on top of 3.5.0's second model family.
-LTX-2.5 landed upstream mid-cycle and turned out to need almost nothing — but the two places
-it *would* have broken silently are fixed, and several long-standing rough edges went with
-them.
+Compatibility and polish on top of 3.5.0. LTX-2.5 works, and the two places it would have
+broken silently are fixed. Releases now carry a codename per major version.
 
 ### Added
-- **Release codenames.** Shown under the name in Settings ▸ About, carried on the same
-  payload as the version. A major with no name yet simply shows nothing.
-- **About reports the machine ComfyUI runs on.** Chip, memory, GPU (name, VRAM and compute
-  capability), free disk, OS, ComfyUI, Python, torch and CUDA — plus which fast-attention
-  backend is actually importable, which answers "is SageAttention really installed on this
-  box" without reading the launch arguments. On a rental the host and the browser are
-  different machines and the host is the interesting one, so the panel says which it means.
-  Every probe degrades to a dash on its own: About is the screen that should still render
-  when the install is broken.
+- **Release codenames**, shown in Settings ▸ About.
+- **About reports the machine ComfyUI runs on**: chip, memory, GPU (name, VRAM, compute
+  capability), free disk, OS, ComfyUI, Python, torch, CUDA, and which fast-attention backend
+  is installed. On a rental that is the host, not the browser.
 - **A schedule for every sampler.** Steps and scheduler belong to the pass, not to the
   KSampler branch, so any sampler can now be given a computed schedule instead of only a
   hand-typed sigma list. The frames field became usable in the same pass.

README.md

@@ -46,9 +46,8 @@ From time to time other short-lived branches may appear for the most advanced ye
 
 ## Versions
 
-Since **3.5.1**, each major version carries a release codename — an adjective and a vegetable
-sharing an initial, advancing alphabetically, in the tradition Ubuntu made familiar. All of
-3.x is **"Auspicious Asparagus"**. It is shown in Settings ▸ About.
+Each major version carries a codename, shown in Settings ▸ About. 3.x is
+**"Auspicious Asparagus"**.
 
 ### Version 3.0 — Cutting Room and development direction
 

movie_editor/backend/git_update.py

@@ -39,21 +39,15 @@ def funpack_version() -> str:
     return m.group(1) if m else ""
 
 
-# Release codenames, the way Ubuntu does it: an adjective and a vegetable sharing an
-# initial, advancing alphabetically. Keyed by MAJOR version, so every 3.x release ships
-# under the same name and only a new major earns a new letter.
+# Adjective + vegetable sharing an initial, advancing alphabetically. Keyed by MAJOR, so
+# every 3.x release ships under one name.
 CODENAMES = {
     "3": "Auspicious Asparagus",
 }
 
 
 def funpack_codename(version: str = "") -> str:
-    """Codename for `version` (default: the installed one), or "" when its major has none.
-
-    Kept beside funpack_version because they are read together and shipped together; a
-    major with no entry simply has no codename yet, which the UI renders as absence rather
-    than as a blank line.
-    """
+    """Codename for `version` (default: the installed one); "" when its major has none."""
     major = (version or funpack_version()).split(".", 1)[0].strip()
     return CODENAMES.get(major, "")
 

movie_editor/frontend/settings_window.js

@@ -245,14 +245,9 @@
         clear(wrap);
         const git = G ? G.get() : null;
         wrap.append(el("div", "sw-about-mark", "◉"));
-        // The major belongs on the NAME — this is FunPack 3, and the codename is what 3 is
-        // called. Splitting them the other way ("FunPack" / "3 Auspicious Asparagus") read
-        // as if the number belonged to the codename.
         const major = String(git?.version || "").split(".")[0];
         wrap.append(el("div", "sw-about-name", "FunPack" + (major ? " " + major : "")));
-        // Ubuntu-style release codename, carried on the git status alongside the version.
-        // Omitted entirely when the backend predates the field or the major has no name
-        // yet — an empty pair of quotes would look like a bug.
+        // Omitted when absent — empty quotes would look like a bug.
         if (git?.codename) {
           wrap.append(el("div", "sw-about-codename", "“" + git.codename + "”"));
         }

movie_editor/tests/test_version_codename.py

@@ -39,8 +39,7 @@ def test_codename_tolerates_short_and_padded_versions(version):
 
 
 def test_codenames_advance_alphabetically():
-    """The Ubuntu rule this follows: adjective and vegetable share an initial, and the
-    initial advances with the major. A future entry that breaks it should fail here."""
+    """Adjective and vegetable share an initial; initials advance with the major."""
     for major, name in sorted(git_update.CODENAMES.items()):
         adjective, _, noun = name.partition(" ")
         assert noun, f"{name!r} should be two words"