David Majda d48983dd6a Don't use the "i" suffix for case-insensitive class descriptions ... If the described class is case-sensitive, nothing changes. If the described class is case-insensitive, its description doesn't indicate that anymore. The indication was awkward and it was meaningful only for parser users familiar with PEG.js grammar syntax (typically a minority). For cases where case insensitivity indication is vital, named rules can be used to customize the reporting. Note that literal descriptions already ignore the case-sensitivity flag; this commit only makes things consistent.		2016-06-13 10:41:15 +02:00
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passes	Don't use the "i" suffix for case-insensitive class descriptions	2016-06-13 10:41:15 +02:00