Do not completely lowercase the first word in a heading#29
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Currently, Pod::Usage will completely lowercase all words in a heading if they contain three or less characters when using
-verbose 99. This behavior can provide undesirable results for some headings. For example, a heading namedSEE ALSOwill be formatted assee Also.This PR adds some additional formatting logic that ensures the first word of a heading has its first character uppercased regardless of length. This means that the above
SEE ALSOexample will now be formatted asSee Also. I believe this behavior will provide more desirable output for most users.