Use meaningful prefixed names

Names should be semantically meaningful and properly prefixed to prevent namespace conflicts. In C, enum variants and global identifiers are added to the top-level namespace, so prefix them with their type name even if repetitive. Choose names that reflect domain concepts and purpose rather than technical implementation details. Prioritize clarity over brevity by spelling out words fully.

Examples:

• Enum values: Use TSQuantifierOneOrMore instead of OneOrMore
• Struct fields: Use shift (domain-specific) instead of status (generic)
• Functions: Use ts_malloc_default instead of ts_malloc_dflt
• Macros: Use SUBTREE_SIZE (semantic) instead of SUBTREE_4_BYTES (technical)

This prevents naming conflicts, improves code readability, and makes the codebase more maintainable by clearly indicating the purpose and scope of each identifier.