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In the type hierarchy diagrams that appear in both XDM and F+O, diagram part 3 ("Atomic types") misspells "xs:Name" as "xs:name".
The WG agreed to fix this on 2016-02-02. This diagram was originally created in Visio format. I have converted it to SVG for easier maintenance, changed xs:name to xs:Name and re-generated the png file.
The diagram is still rendering incorrectly. Perhaps the new file is not being picked up for some reason.
In the editor's draft: https://www.w3.org/XML/Group/qtspecs/specifications/xpath-functions-31/html/ I am seeing the label xs:Name in the fifth box from the bottom on the left hand side of that diagram. I changed this from xs:name, which can still be seen in the current public CR. Likewise for XDM31. Did I miss something?
This seems to have been a CVS issue of some kind. For some reason my CVS update failed to pick up the corrected version 1.3, and I committed the old version on top of it as version 1.4. I've now reverted and re-committed and things seem to be OK.