Switch python file name

From generator.py to autopybind11.py

AutoPyBind11Config.cmake

@@ -7,6 +7,6 @@
 #
  include(FetchContent)
  set(AutoPyBind11_INSTALL "${AutoPyBind11_DIR}")
- set(AutoPyBind11_generator "${AutoPyBind11_DIR}/generator.py")
+ set(AutoPyBind11_generator "${AutoPyBind11_DIR}/autopybind11.py")
  include("${AutoPyBind11_DIR}/PyBindHelper.cmake")
 

README.rst

@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ Running the Generator
 This script assumes that Python 3.* is used.
 The Python script has help for the arguments::
 
-    $ python3 generator.py -h
-    usage: generator.py [-h] [-s SOURCE_DIR] [-j JSON_PATH] -g CASTXML_PATH
+    $ python3 autopybind11.py -h
+    usage: autopybind11.py [-h] [-s SOURCE_DIR] [-j JSON_PATH] -g CASTXML_PATH
                         [--includes INCLUDES] [--no-generation] [-cg CONFIG_DIR]
 
     optional arguments:
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ The Python script has help for the arguments::
 
 To run over the entirety of the local example, we use a command like this::
 
-  $ python3 generator.py -g ~/Work/TRI/CastXML/build/bin/castxml -s ~/Work/TRI/wrapper_generator/example/
+  $ python3 autopybind11.py -g ~/Work/TRI/CastXML/build/bin/castxml -s ~/Work/TRI/wrapper_generator/example/
 
 which would output a single C++ files of wrapper code called ``test_py.cpp``
 
@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ These options can be set either CMake GUIs or on the command line::
 
   $ cmake -DDEFINE_TEST_PARAM=ON  .... <path/to>/wrapper_generator
 
-The ``generator.py`` script will be run as a part of the ``Configure`` step in
+The ``autopybind11.py`` script will be run as a part of the ``Configure`` step in
 of CMake.
 
 Style Checking / Linting
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ can be installed via the ``pip`` program.
 The program should be run at the top level so that the ``setup.cfg`` in the
 repository is available. An example run is as follows::
 
-  $ pycodestyle generator.py
+  $ pycodestyle autopybind11.py
 
 or setup a CMake build system and execute the ``WG_Linter`` test::