Rename heroku-to-control-plane to control-plane-flow

[justin808]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Updated repository name from "heroku-to-control-plane" to "control-plane-flow" in all relevant documentation, including README, CONTRIBUTING, and CHANGELOG.
  • Modified URLs for RSpec and Rubocop badges in the README to reflect the new repository name.

• Chores

  • Adjusted .gitignore entry to a more specific path for ignoring spec.log files.
  • Updated homepage URL in cpl.gemspec to the new repository URL.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 83a7534 and cd86102.

Walkthrough

The recent updates primarily involve renaming the repository from heroku-to-control-plane to control-plane-flow. This change is reflected across various files, including .gitignore, CHANGELOG.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, README.md, and cpl.gemspec. These modifications ensure consistency in repository references, paths, and badge URLs, aligning with the new project name.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.gitignore	Modified entry from spec.log to /spec.log for more specific path ignoring.
CHANGELOG.md	Updated command name and repository references.
CONTRIBUTING.md	Changed repository URL and alias path from heroku-to-control-plane to control-plane-flow.
README.md	Updated RSpec and Rubocop badge URLs to reflect the new repository name.
cpl.gemspec	Changed homepage URL to the new repository URL.

In the meadow where code does grow,
A rabbit hops with a joyful glow.
From Heroku's plane to Control's flow,
The paths are clear, the badges show.
With aliases set and logs ignored,
Our project’s name is now restored.
🐇✨ Code on, my friends, in this bright new lore!

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