fix: make truncate*ToSize nomenclature consistent with ListPush*
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For `ListPush` We use the nouns "Front" and "Back" to refer to the beginning and end of the list respectively. In the previous commit, we used the nouns "Head" and "Tail". That introduced extra vocabulary to refer to exactly the same concepts. This commit renames "Head" and "Tail" to "Front" and "Back" for consistency.
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For
ListPushWe use the nouns "Front" and "Back" to refer to thebeginning and end of the list respectively. In the previous commit, in the
context of truncate, we used the nouns "Head" and "Tail". That introduced
extra vocabulary to refer to exactly the same concepts. This commit renames
"Head" and "Tail" to "Front" and "Back" for consistency.