[python] Minor name-neaten in internals for domain/maxdomain#2969
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[python] Minor name-neaten in internals for domain/maxdomain#2969
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Issue and/or context: As tracked on issue #2407 / [sc-51048].
Changes:
This is a minor deconfuse as I was trying to understand
SOMADataFrame'sdomainandmaxdomainon the Python side in prep to port them to R.Notes for Reviewer:
This is follow-on to #2957: this is a spot I missed there, and should (ideally) have done on that PR.