Add Random Whole Word word casing option#44
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Hello,
this PR closes #39.
There was a request to add a new word casing option that would convert a ONE word to upper case.
I believe this is a reasonable addition, especially to satisfy the "at least one upper case letter" requirement.
The new option in word casings:
Example generated passwords:
(
~is a separator)Notes:
ApplyWordCasingfunction to make it a bit simpler (at least for me). Where theApplyWordCasingfunction handles one off changes, and a second functionApplyWordCasingAcrossMultipleWords(that is called from the mainApplyWordCasing) handles changes where we need to iterate over every word.