chore: fix incorrect string method usage in event name sanitization #1730
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What changed? Why?
Replaced
toLocaleLowerCase()withtoLowerCase()when normalizing event names. Locale-specific behavior isn’t needed here, andtoLowerCase()ensures consistent behavior across environments.Notes to reviewers
This change prevents potential inconsistencies when handling event names in different locales. Let me know if there’s any specific case I might have overlooked.
How has it been tested?
Manually tested by logging event names before and after the change to confirm they remain consistent. No regressions observed.