feat(micro-utilities): add is-upper-case to replacements - #1117
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Please fill in the PR template correctly and fix formatting |
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Thanks for the review! I've updated the PR body to follow the template (linked issue + description). Could you point me to which formatting issues you'd like fixed in the manifest? |
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Linked issue
Resolves #1004
Description
Adds
is-upper-casemicro-utility mapping andsnippet::is-upper-casereplacement following the same pattern as #1107 (is-lower-case).The new utility maps
is-upper-caseto a pure JS implementation (str === str.toUpperCase() && str !== str.toLowerCase()), which is a common guard used in string validation. This is a drop-in replacement for lodashisUpper.