Rover: Use name 'destination' (not desired location)#32890
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Also removes some unnecessary self-evident comments
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Summary
Improve code clarity by aligning Rover on term 'destination' (not "desired location"). This corresponds to PR-set #32883 #32884 #32886 #32887 #32888 which do the same in
AR_WPNav.Classification & Testing (check all that apply and add your own)
I am trusting that Rover's autotests cover all modes, although I have not verified that myself. The fact that it compiles already demonstrates the rename was successful (at least for all compiled-in code paths).
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Fixes a few comments which contribute non-obvious information. Removes self-evident ones.