Add Support for Dot Case & Shouty Dot Case

[kensj]

Adding support for Dot Case & Shouty Dot Case.

Open to naming suggestions.

Take the following strings as an example:

• dot.case
• SHOUTY.DOT.CASE

[kensj]

Hey @jplatte @withoutboats, lmk if this looks good. Currently working off a fork, helpful for my use case.
Thanks!

[jplatte]

Please, when you want to contribute to a project, check with the maintainers before putting in the work. It's not a nice experience for anybody involved when a PR gets rejected. Anyways, given we're in this situation already..

What's the use case for this?

[kensj]

Please, when you want to contribute to a project, check with the maintainers before putting in the work. It's not a nice experience for anybody involved when a PR gets rejected. Anyways, given we're in this situation already..

This was very quick code I wrote for my use case. Since I had it working off a fork, I made this PR for anyone else who may find it helpful. If you don't see the value in it, then I can continue working off the fork for my use case.

What's the use case for this?

I needed this to match string values coming in from external webhooks that are formatted in dot case.

[jplatte]

I don't fully understand but I think this kind of use case should not be solved by this library by adding ever more casing conventions with names made up on the spot. Maybe there will be an API for "custom" casing conventions at some point though (c.f. #6).

[kensj]

Fair enough. I will mention that it is odd that it's not included as a convention as you may find this in many places.

I will continue working off my fork.

[jplatte]

Well, I hadn't seen it before. What's that screenshot from?