Inconsistent Template Folder Names on VisualBasic

[mvegaca]

While I was working on #2465 I see that VisualBasic templates use the same name that CS templates adding VB at the end of the name. We should use a dot to separate the end of the name and the VB term, to follow a logical order in an alphabetic order.

Current Order
Project.TabbedPivot
Project.TabbedPivot.AddTabbedPivotItems
Project.TabbedPivot.AddTabbedPivotItemsVB
Project.TabbedPivotVB

Correct Order
Project.TabbedPivot
Project.TabbedPivot.VB
Project.TabbedPivot.AddTabbedPivotItems
Project.TabbedPivot.AddTabbedPivotItems.VB

[mvegaca]

We've seen that using dot is not enough to follow an alphabetic order, we can use _ to get this result

We think that is important to see togueder the same template on CS and VB languages. What do you think on this folder renames @mrlacey ?

[mrlacey]

What benefit doe the alphabetical order have?

In addition to changing this folder names, all the scripts and tests that depend on the current naming convention would also require changing and reverifying.

[mvegaca]

The benefit is to keep together c# and VB templates, when these become separated, making the folder list easier to understand.

[mrlacey]

If I recall from when I first created the naming pattern, due to the names of some other folders there would always be some cases where things wouldn't always pair up perfectly. Those folder names (in composition, probably, as that's where some of the names got very long and complicated) may have been changed since then.
Explorer doesn't use pure ASCII order for ordering and so other code that looks at the order may not produce the same results. This shouldn't matter for existing code though, as it works with the current naming system.
If it's really important and there are no consequences elsewhere then do it.

However, as this will change ~half of the template files it can't be done at any time when any of those files are being worked on without causing merge issues.

At the same time as doing this, is it also worth reviewing all file/folder naming conventions? There are some folders which already use a combination of dot/period and underscore in dividing up the names (presumably to aid readability.) If making a big change to rename a vast number of filepaths for consistency and readability it seems sensible to me to review (and change if necessary) all of them in one go.