docs: stop naming an artifact the package no longer produces

The consumer test on pixi 0.78.0 built 'lib/mojo/wgpu.mojoc' -- pixi-build-mojo
has followed the CLI rename, so every doc promising 'wgpu.mojopkg' now names a
file a current user will not find in their environment.

The extension was never the point in any of these sentences, so they now say
'the compiled wgpu package' instead. That reads correctly on both the old and
new backends, which matters because consume.yml deliberately still exercises
the old pinned end of the pixi range.

Author: Hundo1018

README.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ preview  = ["pixi-build"]
 pixi add --git https://github.com/Hundo1018/wgpu-mojo wgpu-mojo
 ```
 
-This builds `wgpu.mojopkg` and installs it into your environment.
+This builds the compiled `wgpu` package and installs it into your environment.
 
 ### 3 · Install the native GPU library (once per machine)
 

docs/CI_CD.md

@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ pixi run test-compute
 ## Releasing a version
 
 The package is published as a self-contained `.conda` (it bundles `libwgpu_native`,
-the compiled C bridges, and `wgpu.mojopkg`) built from
+the compiled C bridges, and the compiled `wgpu` package) built from
 [conda.recipe/recipe.yaml](../conda.recipe/recipe.yaml) with rattler-build.
 
 1. Bump the version in **both** [pixi.toml](../pixi.toml) and
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ pixi exec rattler-build build \
 ## Two build mechanisms (don't conflate them)
 
 - **`pixi-build-mojo`** (configured under `[package.build]` in `pixi.toml`) is what
-  `pixi add --git`/`--path` triggers. It packages **only `wgpu.mojopkg`** — it does
+  `pixi add --git`/`--path` triggers. It packages **only the compiled `wgpu` package** — it does
   **not** bundle native `.so` files, so consumers still run `setup-native.sh`. This is
   the path `consume.yml` exercises and the README documents.
 

tests/integration/consumer/pixi.toml

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ mojo = ">=1.0.0,<2"
 
 [tasks]
 # Compile-only assertion: proves `from wgpu import …` resolves against the
-# installed wgpu.mojopkg. Needs no native .so files, so it runs on every OS.
+# installed wgpu package. Needs no native .so files, so it runs on every OS.
 check = "mojo build app.mojo -o /dev/null"
 # Runtime assertion: actually constructs GPU objects. Requires the native
 # runtime libs (run setup-native.sh first) and a Vulkan/Metal adapter.

wgpu/__init__.mojo

@@ -94,5 +94,5 @@ from wgpu.descriptors import BGL
 from wgpu._core.session import Session
 from wgpu._core.wgpu_native.buffer import MappedBuffer
 
-# API discovery (works from .mojopkg without source access)
+# API discovery (works from a compiled package without source access)
 from wgpu.api_index import api_index

wgpu/api_index.mojo

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 Human-readable index of the public wgpu API surface.
 
 Call api_index() to get a structured text listing every symbol exported by
-the wgpu package. Useful for consumers who only have the compiled .mojopkg
+the wgpu package. Useful for consumers who only have the compiled package
 and cannot browse source files.
 
 Example::
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ def api_index() -> String:
     category and listed alphabetically within each group.
 
     This is intentionally a static listing (not reflection-based) so it
-    works identically from source and from a compiled .mojopkg.
+    works identically from source and from a compiled package.
     """
     return """wgpu-mojo public API index (wgpu-native ABI: v29.0.0.0)
 ================================================================