Rename `params` to `slugs` in load

Describe the problem

in load function we have instead of page now parameters url and params… params is derived from url.pathname, but url has also property url.searchParams… because of that it’s kind of confusing as “params” can now refer to both parameters like ?x=value or to params like /[slug]/ … I even twice was burned on that I did “const params = url.searchParams” in load function and rewrited params object from params of load function. (see, a lot of params word in this sentence)…

Describe the proposed solution

let url be url, and params be named slugs

Alternatives considered

No response

Importance

nice to have

Additional Information

No response

[Rich-Harris]

Unless we can find a name that’s unambiguously better than params, I think we probably need to keep it as-is. It was chosen because it matches req.params in Express apps, and is also used by Nuxt…

…and Remix:

It shouldn’t be the overriding consideration, but there’s value in using the same terminology as the wider ecosystem.

[didier]

Yeah, my thought process behind sections was that they are literal sections of the url. example.com/<section>/<section>, etc.