chore: chane RFC 2119 keywords to uppercase#230
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Changing some RFC 2119 keywords to uppercase as expected.
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* make keywords uppercase
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Changing some RFC 2119 keywords to uppercase as expected.
Why it does that
RFC 2119 compliance requires the listed normative keywords are upper case.
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Closes #229
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