Updated authlevel in python HTTP template to upper case #4157
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…ase when used to generate a python http-template.
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Issue describing the changes in this PR
Fixes #3779
The technical cause of the issue was that value of the '--authlevel' param from the user is first being converted to an AuthorizationLevel enum from the Microsoft.Azure.WebJobs.Extensions.Http package, representing the C# programming model strings.
In the C# programming model, authorization level strings only capitalise the first letter.
In the Python programming model, authorization level strings are entirely upper-case.
Since we are using C# enums, we need to manually convert them to upper-case when making them strings for Python templates.
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