chore(share-editor): sentence-case panel section labels#391
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The Style / Messages / Privacy panel section headers (Template, Paper, Typeface, Colorway, More options, Messages N of M, Redactions) rendered in all caps via an `uppercase` class on top of already sentence-cased i18n strings. Library Home section labels set the sentence-case precedent (same 0.08em tracking, no transform); drop the class so the share editor matches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
The share editor's panel section headers — Template, Paper, Typeface, Colorway, More options, Messages N of M (Messages tab), and Redactions (Privacy tab) — now render in sentence case instead of all caps. The
uppercaseclass is removed from the five label sites inControlPanelandTurnSelector; the underlying i18n strings were already sentence-cased, so no locale changes are needed.Why
Library Home section labels (Pinned, Today, …) already use sentence case with the same 11px/0.08em-tracking treatment — the share editor was the remaining surface still shouting its section titles. This aligns both surfaces with the established label convention.
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