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docs(style_guide): update standard library style guide #625
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This PR updates the naming convention of Deno Standard Library.
We don't mention the usage of UPPER_SNAKE_CASE in the style guide, but UPPER_SNAKE_CASE have been used in many places. That caused the discussion denoland/std#3331.
This change adds the description about the usage of UPPER_SNAKE_CASE in deno_std, and resolves the conflict between the style guide and the existing code.
closes denoland/std#3331