`Raido` vs `RAiD Service` vs `RAiD`

When you see these terms in this codebase:

Raido, raido - refers to the software codebase that implements our "local" RAiD service for the Oceania region.
- It's a "codename" for the software project and not intended to be publicly visible.
- The term should not be used in the UI or other user-visible places.
RAiD service - in customer/user communications, we always refer to the "RAiD service" or "ARDC RAiD service" when talking about the service we provide to our customers that is based on the Raido software (hosted in AWS).
- The RAiD service is operated and maintained by the ARDC in our capacity as one of the (hopefully many) "registration agency" providers.
- The RAiD service is located in and primarily intended for customers in the Oceania region.
RAiD, RAID, Raid, raid - refers to the "global" RAiD ISO standard and supporting global infrastructure (i.e. raid.org), being operated and maintained by ARDC in our capacity as the ISO standard "registration authority".
- note that raid.org does not exist yet, and when it does, the software will live in a separate repository

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