Documentation and PyPI issues

[mhsmith]

The README and the PyPI listing say:

This is the Microsoft WebView2 runtime binaries,
...
Before use, the end-user must have the WebView2 Runtime installed. Details can be found here.

If this is the runtime, then how can it require the runtime to be separately installed? I assume this is actually the .NET interface to the runtime, or something similar.

The Toga documentation is clearer:

Using WebView on Windows 10 requires that your users have installed the Edge WebView2 Evergreen Runtime. This is installed by default on Windows 11.

Also, the PyPI Homepage, Source and Tracker links are all broken because they point at webview2-runtime, not WebView2.runtime.

[freakboy3742]

Hrm.... you're right - I might have got myself tied up in knots on the naming here because the installed binaries include a "runtime" portion in their path.

The fix here might actually be to rename the entire package.

I deliberately avoided the Microsoft.Web.WebView2 name because (a) trademarks, and (b) this isn't a literal copy of the package - it's only the WinForms binding (omitting the MFC binding,

Maybe WinForms.WebView2 ?