chore(warn): fix camelCase event tip #12318
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Correctly state which event was emitted and which there is a listener for, as they were conflated before.
Test for correct order of what is expected and what was passed.
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Demo of the currently incorrect warning. I emitted
SomeEvent, the handler is registered forsomeevent, not the other way round. (The code was probably copied from the prop warning in 0bb529a, but that one works a bit different.)