docs: refer to npm consistently (branding) #812
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cypress-io/cypress-documentationwhere the issue has already been corrected.Issue
This repo refers to npm - a JavaScript package manager inconsistently using both upper case "NPM" and lower case "npm" in workflow-related comments and documentation.
Usage of capitalized "NPM" is however not in line with npm branding guidelines which state:
Changes
Change all relevant usage of "NPM" to lower case "npm", aligning with npm branding guidelines.