Preserve ALL-CAPS pluralization for multi-letter inputs #1
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Fix: when input is ALL CAPS (multi-letter), pluralization should produce an ALL CAPS plural (e.g., 'SINGULAR TYPE NAME' -> 'SINGULAR TYPE NAMES').
Files changed: src/Humanizer/Inflections/Vocabulary.cs, src/Humanizer.Tests/InflectorTests.cs
This adds a check to uppercase the full replacement when the input contains multiple letters and is all uppercase, and adds tests to cover the behavior.
Runs tests: dotnet test (net8.0/net10.0) - all passing.