Improve Tin Whistle instrument name by adding key

(note - my focus is on the "Tin Whistle" instrument that does not make its key explicit, at the top of the output but I list D and Bb for comparison purposes)

Current entries for the Tin Whistle

1) in the MusicXML instrument definition MusicXML sounds file

<sound id="wind.flutes.whistle.tin"/>
<sound id="wind.flutes.whistle.tin.bflat />
<sound id="wind.flutes.whistle.tin.d"/>


2) Which filters down to our instruments.xml

egrep -i "whistle|tin wh" instruments.xml | egrep -v -i "program|slide"
<Instrument id="tin-whistle">
<longName>Tin Whistle</longName>
<shortName>Tin Wh.</shortName>
<musicXMLid>wind.flutes.whistle.tin</musicXMLid>
<Instrument id="bflat-tin-whistle">
<longName>B♭ Tin Whistle</longName>
<shortName>B♭ Tin Wh.</shortName>
<musicXMLid>wind.flutes.whistle.tin.bflat</musicXMLid>
<Instrument id="d-tin-whistle">
<longName>D Tin Whistle</longName>
<shortName>D Tin Wh.</shortName>
<musicXMLid>wind.flutes.whistle.tin.d</musicXMLid>


In my opinion, the name for the C instrument
musicXMLid: wind.flutes.whistle.tin
is misleading. It omits the “.c”. My guess was ("was", see aside at the bottom for comparison with "C trumpet") it assumes C is the default or natural key for this instrument since Concert C is the default for most classical western pitched instruments. The C is not the most common tin whistle, D is:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_whistle#Tuning
and there is no context within which omitting the "C" would be acceptable from a scoring perspective, since there is no standard / default key, "D" being the closest.

My suggestion, change the above
longName: Tin Whistle -> C Tin Whistle
shortName: Tin Wh. -> C Tin Wh.

And if changing the Instrument ID will not interfere with other parts,
<Instrument id="tin-whistle">
to
<Instrument id="tin-whistle.c">

(for obvious reasons, the musicXMLid should remain as is)

Aside - for comparison, I looked at trumpet on the MusicXML instrument definition

<sound id="brass.trumpet.bflat"/>
<sound id="brass.trumpet.c"/>
<sound id="brass.trumpet.d"/>

And both bflat (the “default/standard” pitch) and c (the concert pitch instrument, equivalent to our C Tin Whistle without the C) are explicitly stated. Not having the ".c" in the sound ID makes even less sense since Tin whistle does not have a default/standard pitch.