standardize user-facing trusted calculation language - #190
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I agree, I think "trusted calculation" is better.
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Closes #186. My preference here was for trusted rather than governed. Both of these words have technical meanings (that sometimes vary by context, admittedly) that don't quite fit here, but I think trusted has a more straightforward colloquial meaning. This might especially apply for the measure (i.e. extracted from a Quarto report or Shiny app) case, as in "I wrote this so I trust it."