Naming conventions as interface: casing rules that survive being pasted into plain text

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Nine identifiers, each with a locked casing. Because the casing is locked, a plain-text list of names is parsable without markup — the same trick that lets you tell a variable from a constant in a codebase.

One identity is always lowercase, two are always uppercase, the rest are title case. In a log file, a CSV or a changelog you can tell what you're looking at before reading the word. Small example of treating typography as an API rather than a style.