Documentation nits apache#6034 (apache#6035)

* removed full-time from example rule name and comments

* removed full-time from example rule name and comments

* Replaced "at least" with "more than" for > tests

* Adjusted text and format of not forall note

* Revert "Adjusted text and format of not forall note"

This reverts commit 1662bfb.

* Change = to == for equality tests

drools-docs/src/modules/ROOT/pages/language-reference-traditional/_drl-rules-WHEN-con.adoc

@@ -242,10 +242,10 @@ For groups of constraints, you can use a delimiting comma `,` to use implicit `a
 .Example patterns with multiple constraints
 [source]
 ----
-// Person is at least 50 years old and weighs at least 80 kilograms:
+// Person is more than 50 years old and weighs more than 80 kilograms:
 Person( age > 50, weight > 80 )
 
-// Person is at least 50 years old, weighs at least 80 kilograms, and is taller than 2 meters:
+// Person is more than 50 years old, weighs more than 80 kilograms, and is taller than 2 meters:
 Person( age > 50, weight > 80, height > 2 )
 ----
 

drools-docs/src/modules/ROOT/pages/language-reference-traditional/_drl-rules-WHEN-elements-ref.adoc

@@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ endif::[]
 rule "All full-time employees have red ID badges"
   when
     forall( $emp : Employee( type == "fulltime" )
-                   Employee( this == $emp, badgeColor = "red" ) )
+                   Employee( this == $emp, badgeColor == "red" ) )
   then
     // True, all full-time employees have red ID badges.
 end
@@ -174,11 +174,11 @@ To state that all facts of a given type in the working memory of the {RULE_ENGIN
 .Example rule with `forall` and a single pattern
 [source]
 ----
-rule "All full-time employees have red ID badges"
+rule "All employees have red ID badges"
   when
-    forall( Employee( badgeColor = "red" ) )
+    forall( Employee( badgeColor == "red" ) )
   then
-    // True, all full-time employees have red ID badges.
+    // True, all employees have red ID badges.
 end
 ----
 

drools-docs/src/modules/ROOT/pages/language-reference/_drl-rules.adoc

@@ -1345,10 +1345,10 @@ For groups of constraints, you can use a delimiting comma `,` to use implicit `a
 .Example patterns with multiple constraints
 [source]
 ----
-// Person is at least 50 years old and weighs at least 80 kilograms:
+// Person is more than 50 years old and weighs more than 80 kilograms:
 /persons[ age > 50, weight > 80 ]
 
-// Person is at least 50 years old, weighs at least 80 kilograms, and is taller than 2 meters:
+// Person is more than 50 years old, weighs more than 80 kilograms, and is taller than 2 meters:
 /persons[ age > 50, weight > 80, height > 2 ]
 ----
 
@@ -2062,7 +2062,7 @@ image::language-reference/forall.png[align="center"]
 rule "All full-time employees have red ID badges"
   when
     forall( $emp : /employees[ type == "fulltime" ]
-                   /employees[ this == $emp, badgeColor = "red" ] )
+                   /employees[ this == $emp, badgeColor == "red" ] )
   then
     // True, all full-time employees have red ID badges.
 end
@@ -2075,11 +2075,11 @@ To state that all facts of a given type in the working memory of the {RULE_ENGIN
 .Example rule with `forall` and a single pattern
 [source]
 ----
-rule "All full-time employees have red ID badges"
+rule "All employees have red ID badges"
   when
-    forall( /employees[ badgeColor = "red" ] )
+    forall( /employees[ badgeColor == "red" ] )
   then
-    // True, all full-time employees have red ID badges.
+    // True, all employees have red ID badges.
 end
 ----