Add config() Go to Definition support to VS Code extension

Always include params in window.rsxapp to reduce state variations
Add request params to window.rsxapp global
Enhance module creation commands with clear nomenclature guidance
Add module/submodule/feature nomenclature clarification to docs

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docs/CLAUDE.dist.md

@@ -663,6 +663,8 @@ rsx:app:module:feature:create <m> <f>     # /m/f
 rsx:app:component:create --name=x         # Component
 ```
 
+**Nomenclature**: Module (top-level section with shared layout), Submodule (page group within module), Feature (CRUD group), Subfeature (individual CRUD operation). Example: `frontend/clients/edit` = module, feature, subfeature.
+
 ### Development
 
 ```bash
@@ -1085,6 +1087,19 @@ class DataService {
 | rsx:app:submodule:create <m> <s> | Submodule + layout | /m/s |
 | rsx:app:component:create --name=x | jqhtml component | N/A |
 
+**Nomenclature**:
+- **Module**: Top-level section sharing layout and common UI (frontend, admin)
+- **Submodule**: Group of pages within a module (settings within frontend)
+- **Feature**: CRUD page group (clients, tasks, users)
+- **Subfeature**: Individual CRUD operation (edit, view, delete)
+
+**Examples**:
+- `frontend/clients/edit` = module, feature, subfeature
+- `frontend/settings/profile/edit` = module, submodule, feature, subfeature
+- `admin/sites` = module, feature
+
+**Rule of thumb**: If it shares a layout, it's a module. If it's a group of pages within a module, it's a submodule. If it's CRUD operations, it's feature + subfeatures.
+
 ### Migration Commands
 
 ```bash