Rename the remote command-line client to mytk

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Scoped to the general command-line tool only. Earlier downstream-app plumbing (remote_cli, install_command_on_path, App.add_file_menu_command) was removed.

What this does

Renames the remote command-line client's console script from mytk-remote to mytk — the one general tool to probe, --list, --browse, --discover, and drive any RemoteControllable app.

The mytk-remote name (introduced in 1.7.0) is dropped entirely — no compatibility alias. All references (docstrings, the server thread name, tests) are updated so nothing points at the old name. python -m mytk --remote still works.

mytk "add(2, 3)"                 # call an exposed function
mytk --list                      # what does the app expose?
mytk --browse                    # what apps are on the network?
mytk --discover --app-name X "status()"

Scope

• Command syntax, flags, discovery behavior, and exit codes are unchanged.
• 6 files: pyproject.toml (console script), mytk/remotecli.py (docstring + main()), mytk/remote.py + mytk/remotecontrollable.py (doc/thread-name references), mytk/tests/testRemoteDiscovery.py (test labels), CHANGELOG.md.
• No new public API, files, or dependencies. No new ruff violations.

Compatibility

mytk-remote no longer exists (it shipped only in 1.7.0). Use mytk or python -m mytk --remote.

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