[Usability bug: Inconsistent wording] "install*" instead of "apply*" and "remove" instead of "unapply" used in notifications

[Olf0]

Description:
The wording in Patchmanager2 consistently keeps "installing / uninstalling" and "applying / unapplying" a Patch clearly separate, which is excellent. But in the notifications "install*" instead of "apply*" and "remove" instead of "unapply" is used, which is confusing.

Possible solution:
Please alter the three notifications messages, e.g. as follows.
Note, I also removed the word "Patch" and the action taken repeated in each second line, because the second line is usually way too long for fitting into the transient notification pop-up in the upper left corner of the screen, and the duration the transient notification is displayed is too short for the second line to automatically scroll horizontally (it usually just starts scrolling shortly before the transient notification vanishes).
a. Patch installed : Patch XXX installed
--> Patch applied : "XXX"
b. Failed to install patch : Patch XXX installation failed
--> Failed to apply Patch : "XXX" conflicts with ["YYY" | and "ZZZ" | original file ]
c. When unapplying a Patch:
Patch removed : Patch XXX removed
--> Patch unapplied : "XXX"
d. But when uninstalling a Patch:
Patch removed : Removed patch XXX
--> Patch uninstalled : "XXX"
e. And it seems that:
Failed to remove patch : Patch removal failed
--> Failed to uninstall Patch : "XXX"
Or can Patches also fail to be unapplied (then one has to differentiate, as in c. & d.)?
f. Finally, the remorse timer label currently states
Uninstalling patch XXX in N seconds
which then ought be (just for consistency)
Uninstalling Patch "XXX" in N seconds

Tested with Patchmanager 2.3.1-10.39.1.jolla on a Jolla 1 phone under SFOS 2.1.0.11

Originally reported on TMO as issue 8. (due to issue #9; filing this here as promised).