Add ignorecase support to STRING_CONTAINS and STRING_DOES_NOT_CONTAIN #267
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Added new requirement types allowing users to use "ignorecase" with "STRING_CONTAINS" and "STRING_DOES_NOT_CONTAIN"
Added new requirement types allowing users to use "ignorecase" with "STRING_CONTAINS" and "STRING_DOES_NOT_CONTAIN"
Added new requirement types allowing users to use "ignorecase" with "STRING_CONTAINS" and "STRING_DOES_NOT_CONTAIN"
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This update adds support for the ignorecase option in the
STRING_CONTAINSandSTRING_DOES_NOT_CONTAINrequirement types. Previously, case-insensitive matching was only available withSTRING_EQUALSandSTRING_DOES_NOT_EQUAL, which reduced flexibility and could cause issues in GUIs relying on mixed-case, multi-word input.