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Set Locale to English when uppercasing strings to match Enums
Fixes bazelbuild/bazel#5157 If a user's default system locale is not `en`, `en_US` or `en_UK`, there may be a chance that `String#toUpperCase` will result in a string that does not exist in the Enum declaration. This is the case in #5157. To fix this, it's either 1) setting the Locale in the individual `toUpperCase` calls or 2) set Locale to English by default from `Bazel.java`. I chose the first because it seemed less intrusive, but I'm open to suggestions. Closes #5184. PiperOrigin-RevId: 196261078
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