This is the first time I’ve seen HDR used to refer to wider color spaces and not extended brightness and contrast ratios.
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I designed the article to be accessible and understandable for the average person. So I took some liberties like showing only HDR primaries and not deep diving into HDR transfer functions. People understand the primaries intuitively.
But you are right that a wide color image could also use those same primaries without being HDR.
My goal was to be as truthful as possible while still being digestible at a glance.
In the article, I linked to Chris Lilley's post which explains it more thoroughly for the technical people.