I completely understand your concern, and I'm grateful that you pointed this out. It's clear that your comment comes from a place of wanting to help, and I really value community members like you who look out for potential issues.
The name was chosen purely based on the technical functionality (audiobook generation), and I had no awareness of the unfortunate similarity you've mentioned. As English is not my native language, I sometimes miss these cultural nuances that native speakers would naturally catch. I appreciate your understanding that this was entirely unintentional.
Thank you again for the thoughtful heads-up
Btw, Don't look into the name of a famous python formatter or you might be offended.
Go fight for chat control under the guise of caring about others. It's been really successful so far. "Free speech rant"...
I agree that the project need not be renamed to remove the single syllable that may be an obscure slur, especially since every syllable may be an obscure slur in some language and you can't expect somebody to learn them all just to avoid them.
But there was no need to use that syllable as a slur.