Convert 'Dependency Groups' to lowercase #1918
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Outside of titles and other contexts, convert this term to lowercase. This usage better matches other terms defined in the packaging specifications, such as "script metadata" and "dependency specifiers". For reference, this change was inspired by: pypa#1847 (comment)
:term:`dependency groups`on first use in a document, followed by italics in the following uses? I recently discovered that CPython has a great style guide: https://devguide.python.org/documentation/style-guide/#links |
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Outside of titles and other contexts, convert this term to lowercase.
This usage better matches other terms defined in the packaging specifications, such as "script metadata" and "dependency specifiers".
For reference, this change was inspired by:
#1847 (comment)
I like having some kind of styling which indicates a term.
However, I would like to keep docs consistent. If there's some reasonable choice of styling (e.g., boldface) which can indicate a specialized term, I would be happy to work on applying it consistently across the site.
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