I am a student learning Hibernate ORM. Sorry for bad english.

The official Hibernate ORM documentation introduces it as a framework.
check this documentation : “https://hibernate.org/orm/”

However, the following link claims that Hibernate is not a framework.
check this documentation : “https://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/orm/6.5/introduction/html_single/Hibernate_Introduction.html#persistence-contexts”

I am confused about which is correct.

I thought there was inversion of control to solve the impedance-mismatch problem.

To save an object to a database table using the JDBC API, it needs to be converted into a data structure.

However, the perspectives of objects and database data structures are different. I understand this as the impedance-mismatch problem. To solve this, developers need to write a lot of control code, which is difficult to maintain.

I understand that ORM technology emerged to resolve the impedance-mismatch problem. And I think that the control code for resolving the impedance-mismatch problem has been shifted to the ORM side.

So, Regardless of what is written in the document. I think Hibernate is a framework. Please provide feedback.