doc: update other session terminology to sandbox

Author: cee-dub

compute/compute.go

@@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ import (
 // of the program.
 //
 // Because compute guests can run on a variety of different platforms,
-// you should not necessarily expect these values to converge across
-// different sessions. Instead, we strongly recommend using this value
+// you should not necessarily expect these raw values to converge across
+// different executions. Instead, we strongly recommend using this value
 // to look at the relative cost of various operations in your code base,
 // by taking the time before and after a particular operation and then
 // dividing this by the total amount of vCPU time your program takes.

fsthttp/backend.go

@@ -329,10 +329,10 @@ func (b *BackendOptions) ClientCertificate(certificate string, key secretstore.S
 
 // PoolConnections allows users to turn connection pooling on or off for the
 // backend. Pooling allows the Compute platform to reuse connections across
-// multiple sessions, resulting in lower resource use at the server (because it
-// does not need to reperform the TCP handhsake and TLS authentication when the
+// multiple executions, resulting in lower resource use at the server (because it
+// does not need to repeat the TCP handhsake and TLS authentication when the
 // connection is reused). The default is to pool connections. Set this to false
-// to create a new connection to the backend for every incoming session.
+// to create a new connection to the backend for every incoming request.
 func (b *BackendOptions) PoolConnections(poolingOn bool) *BackendOptions {
 	b.abiOpts.PoolConnections(poolingOn)
 	return b

internal/abi/fastly/compute_runtime_guest.go

@@ -22,11 +22,11 @@ import (
 func fastlyGetVCPUMs(prim.Pointer[prim.U64]) FastlyStatus
 
 // Return the number of milliseconds spent on the CPU for the current
-// session.
+// sandbox.
 //
 // Because compute guests can run on a variety of different platforms,
-// you should not necessarily expect these values to converge across
-// different sessions. Instead, we strongly recommend using this value
+// you should not necessarily expect these raw values to converge across
+// different executions. Instead, we strongly recommend using this value
 // to look at the relative cost of various operations in your code base,
 // by taking the time before and after a particular operation and then
 // dividing this by the total amount of vCPU time your program takes.

secretstore/secretstore.go

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ func (s *Secret) Handle() *fastly.Secret {
 // This function is provided as a way to use data that should be secret,
 // but is being obtained by some other means than a Fastly Secret Store.
 // Secret values created this way are plaintext only, and are not shared
-// with other sessions.  This should only be used in situations in which
+// via a Store.  This should only be used in situations in which
 // an API requires a [Secret], but you cannot (for whatever reason) use
 // a [Store] to store them.
 //