better naming for members in struct scoreboard

[Stas Bekman <st...@stason.org>]

I've written a bunch of accessors/manipulators for the scoreboard and I 
must say that there is a "logical" mismatch between types used in 
'struct scoreboard' and the corresponding struct member names. It's such 
a mess when you have to use these a lot :(

Currently we have:

typedef struct {
      global_score *global;
      process_score *parent;
      worker_score **servers;
} scoreboard;

I suggest:

typedef struct {
      global_score *global;
      parent_score *parent;
      worker_score **workers;
} scoreboard;

more over 'parent_score *parent' is a pointer to an array, why is it 
called 'parent'
and not 'parents'?

Therefore my ideal vision of a logical naming for struct scoreboard is:

typedef struct {
      global_score *global;
      parent_score *parents;
      worker_score **workers;
} scoreboard;

If we can change these that would make the work of those (me) using the
scoreboard struct a much easier and error prone task.

If I'm not mistaken it's an easy search-n-replace in the scoreboard.[hc] 
and mod_status.c.

Thanks!

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