Unification of upper and lower case

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Delphi identifiers are case-insensitive, whereas C# identifiers are case-sensitive.

Before Delphi2C# 2.5.0, the capitalization of all identifiers was normalized without taking their declarations into account. This approach is now obsolete.

Since version 2.5.0, each identifier is written using the capitalization of its declaration. However, the preprocessor identifier list can still be used to override the capitalization of selected identifiers before the Delphi source code is parsed.

The effects of case sensitivity are demonstrated in the topic “Case sensitivity”.

The spelling of certain fixed identifiers cannot be changed through the preprocessor identifier list.

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