Say user throughout, noting Ory's identity naming in the docs

examples/plugins/scheduling/shifts.test.ts

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ function fakeCtx(opts: { body?: string; permissions?: string[]; url?: string; ve
   const url = new URL(opts.url ?? "http://localhost/scheduling/shifts");
   const req = Readable.from(opts.body != null ? [Buffer.from(opts.body)] : []) as unknown as IncomingMessage;
   return {
-    chrome: CHROME, identity: null, log: new Log("none"), params: {}, query: url.searchParams, req, res: {} as ServerResponse,
+    chrome: CHROME, user: null, log: new Log("none"), params: {}, query: url.searchParams, req, res: {} as ServerResponse,
     permissions: opts.permissions ?? [], url, verifyCsrf: opts.verifyCsrf ?? (() => true),
   };
 }

examples/plugins/scheduling/shifts.ts

@@ -188,7 +188,7 @@ export function newShiftForm(): RouteHandler {
 // Public overview: a page anyone may reach — its route + nav node are marked `public`, so the
 // gate lets an anonymous visitor through and the menu option shows for everyone. The real data
 // (the shifts list) stays behind `scheduling:read`; a reader gets a link straight to it, anyone
-// else a prompt to sign in. ctx.identity may be null here, so read the permission via can() (zero I/O).
+// else a prompt to sign in. ctx.user may be null here, so read the permission via can() (zero I/O).
 export function overview(): RouteHandler {
   return (ctx) => ({
     data: { breadcrumbs: [{ label: "Overview" }], canRead: can(ctx, READ), chrome: ctx.chrome, shiftsHref: SHIFTS_PATH, title: "Scheduling" },