feat: integrate recase and include pascalDotCase
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recase and include pascalDotCase
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This PR adds support for additional string casing styles, specifically Title.Case (PascalDotCase) #706 , to the Mason package. As ReCase is no longer maintained (My PR has been open for quite a while), I have moved the package over to mason and documented the class. I have updated the corresponding string extensions and render functions to support the new format.
Let me know if there are any issues with this approach! I also feel this could give developers the options to override / create their own LambdaFunctions which would be cool!