Rename "bit string" to "bit sequence"

Author: twiss

spec/Overview.html

@@ -615,19 +615,19 @@ Terminology
           The term [= byte sequence =] is defined in [[Infra]].
         
         
-          A byte sequence containing a bit string |b| is the
+          A byte sequence containing a bit sequence |b| is the
           [= byte sequence =] obtained by first appending zero or more
-          bits of value zero to |b| such that the length of the resulting bit string is minimal and an integer multiple of 8
+          bits of value zero to |b| such that the length of the resulting bit sequence is minimal and an integer multiple of 8
           and then considering each consecutive sequence of 8 bits in that string as a byte.
         
         
           When this specification says to convert a non-negative
           integer |i| to a byte sequence of length |n|, where |n| * 8
           is greater than the logarithm to base 2 of |i|, the user agent must
           first calculate the binary representation of |i|, most significant bit first,
-          prefix this with sufficient zero bits to form a bit string of length |n| * 8, and
+          prefix this with sufficient zero bits to form a bit sequence of length |n| * 8, and
           then return the [= byte sequence =] formed by considering each consecutive
-          sequence of 8 bits in that bit string as a byte.
+          sequence of 8 bits in that bit sequence as a byte.
         
         
           Comparing two strings in a case-sensitive
@@ -15064,8 +15064,8 @@ HkdfParams dictionary
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           The hash member represents the algorithm to use with HMAC (e.g.: SHA-256).
-          The salt member represents a bit string that corresponds to the salt used in the extract step.
-          The info member represents a bit string that corresponds to the context and application specific context for the derived keying material.
+          The salt member represents the salt used in the extract step.
+          The info member represents application specific context for the derived keying material.
         
         
           Operations