zeekayandHanzo Dev e53ccdf6d5 the pages call the server this fork actually is ...

Three of these were not branding at all — they were live breakage, because the
server was renamed and its consumers were not:

- dashboard.html parsed `ClickHouseAsyncMetrics_` while PrometheusMetricsWriter
  emits `DatastoreAsyncMetrics_`. Paste the Prometheus output into the metrics
  editor and it matched nothing.
- trace-visualizer queried `attribute['clickhouse.thread_id']` while
  OpenTelemetryTraceContext records `datastore.thread_id`. The trace tab found
  no spans.
- both visualizers loaded `js/query-clickhouse.js`; the file on disk is
  `query-datastore.js`, so the script 404'd and the query function never
  existed.

The rest is the name: titles, navbar brands, the status line a user reads after
connecting, links into upstream's repo and docs site, their Cloud badges, and
tests-visualizer pulling a logo from their CDN and querying their public demo
server. Local symbols and DOM ids went with them (queryDatastore,
parseDatastoreTrace, #tabDatastore).

LICENSE, NOTICE and every copyright notice are untouched — no removed line in
this diff carries a ©, an SPDX id or an attribution.

`clickhouse_lexer_*` in docs.html STAYS, and a comment at the embed site says
why: those export names are baked into the base64 WebAssembly payload, so the
JS must match the blob. Renaming means renaming the C API, rebuilding
Lexer.wasm, re-embedding it and updating the calls in one change; rename either
side alone and syntax highlighting fails silently.

Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>

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