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Follow `snake_case` for Method and Variable Names

Verify that method and variable titles follow `snake_case` conventions, avoiding camelCase or PascalCase.

Why this matters

Ruby conventionally uses `snake_case` for method and variable titles. This improves consistency and makes code easier to read and maintain.

Side-by-side examples engineers can pattern-match during review.

Avoid

def calculateTotal
  finalValue = 0
end

Prefer

def calculate_total
  final_value = 0
end

Bad

def calculateTotal
  finalValue = 0
end

Good

def calculate_total
  final_value = 0
end

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