| Correct comment capitalization in SetupWizard.php (#6983)
This commit fixes an issue of truly microscopic scope but undeniable significance: the capitalization of a single letter in a comment inside `SetupWizard.php`. The application logic remains untouched, unbothered, and blissfully unaware of this change. Nothing runs faster. Nothing breaks less. The universe, however, is ever so slightly more orderly.
At some point in the past, a comment was written that began with a lowercase letter. This was not illegal. It was not incorrect. But it was… inconsistent. Surrounded by properly capitalized peers, this one character stood out like a sock that almost matches but doesn’t. You could ignore it, but once noticed, it quietly demanded attention every time the file was opened.
This commit answers that demand.
The fix involves changing exactly one character from lowercase to uppercase. No lines were added. No logic was refactored. No variables were renamed in a moment of false ambition. The comment still says the same thing, means the same thing, and explains the same thing—it just does so with a little more confidence.
There are no tests associated with this change because there is nothing to test, unless we begin validating comment vibes, in which case the scope of this project has expanded dramatically. Risk is effectively zero, rollback is trivial, and the only real cost is one additional entry in the git history reminding future readers that yes, someone cared enough to fix this.
In short, this commit makes the codebase fractionally nicer to read forever, at the cost of absolutely nothing.
| 4 个月前 |