cli: Use camelCase for program name in anchor.workspace templates#3581
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Problem
The TS test template code uses PascalCase for
anchor.workspaceproperty accessors.Example (from
anchor init program-name):Given camelCase is the case convention in JS/TS for property accessors, and this is pretty much the only place where we use PascalCase when accessing a property in the whole library, it would be better to also use camelCase here to make casing consistent.
Summary of changes
Use camelCase for program name in
anchor.workspacetemplates:Note: This change only affects the generated templates, and using PascalCase (or pretty much any other case) still works (#2579).