[Bug]: macOS has incorrect capitalization

[ghost]

Contact Details

rebecca@bsdio.com

Describe the Bug

On the May 8th tools call, I noticed the macOS directory/archive was named 'MacOs'.
It would be nice if the capitalization was fixed to be either 'MacOS', or more correctly 'macOS' (see https://www.apple.com/macos/ventura/).

What Python version are you using?

Python 3.11

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Expected behavior

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[makubacki]

At least whenever I originally saw the case chosen, I preferred Pascal case because:

1. This project is within TianoCore and it is "edk2" pytool extensions and the EDK II C Coding Standard - Directory Names section explicitly uses Pascal case (e.g. IA32 -> Ia32, DXE -> Dxe, etc.).
2. From a programmatic standpoint, this directory name is consumed by other code, and I prefer consistency of those names rather than arbitrary naming choices which makes things especially more straightforward on case-sensitive systems.

If Pascal case is kept, it would be nice to change ARM to Arm. If case is matched to the origin name, I'd prefer macOS.

I don't really have a strong opinion either way just wanted to provide my perspective.

[ghost]

If Pascal case is kept, I'd prefer 'Macos' or "macos", treating it as a single word.
"Arm" is really more correct nowadays, except if you're referring to the Architecture Reference Manual!
They changed the capitalization from 'ARM' to 'Arm' in 2017.