chore: Naming conventions

src/prolog/builtins/terms.kt

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-package prolog.builtins
-
-import prolog.ast.terms.Atom
-import prolog.ast.terms.Term
-
-/**
- * True when Term is a term with functor Name/Arity. If Term is a variable it is unified with a new term whose
- * arguments are all different variables (such a term is called a skeleton). If Term is atomic, Arity will be unified
- * with the integer 0, and Name will be unified with Term. Raises instantiation_error() if Term is unbound and
- * Name/Arity is insufficiently instantiated.
- *
- * SWI-Prolog also supports terms with arity 0, as in a() (see
- * [section 5](https://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/man?section=extensions)). Such terms must be processed using functor/4
- * or compound_name_arity/3. The predicate functor/3 and =../2 raise a domain_error when faced with these terms.
- * Without this precaution a round trip of a term with arity 0 over functor/3 would create an atom.
- *
- * Source: [SWI-Prolog Predicate functor/3](https://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/doc_for?object=functor/3)
- */
-fun functor(term: Term, name: Atom, arity: Int): Boolean {
-    // TODO Implement
-    return true
-}