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docs(conventions): ask for setup lines and small caps in every language - #30
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…es in every language Two gaps the lobby showed. uxmEssentials kept German, Spanish, French and Portuguese in ordinary letters because its own per-catalogue switch was off, and the lobby's own custom.* lines (holograms, scoreboard, tab list, boss bar, /info, /rules, /links and VIP menus) existed only in English and Turkish, so players in the other five languages read English.
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Two gaps the lobby showed. uxmEssentials kept German, Spanish, French and Portuguese in ordinary letters because its own per-catalogue switch was off, and the lobby's own custom.* lines (holograms, scoreboard, tab list, boss bar, /info, /rules, /links and VIP menus) existed only in English and Turkish, so players in the other five languages read English.