[ANDROID] Specify locale for string case conversions#1009
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What does this PR do?
This PR updates all
lowerCase()calls in the Android layer to explicitly specify a locale (usinglowerCase(Locale.US)).Motivation
Kotlin's
lowerCase()function is locale-sensitive. Without specifying a locale, it uses the system's default settings.This can lead to incorrect string conversions in certain locales, such as Turkish, where the lowercase form of "I" differs (
"INFO".lowerCase()becomes "ınfo" instead of "info").Review checklist (to be filled by reviewers)