Enable unicorn/filename-case ESLint rule

[codykaup]

Simply enables our unicorn/filename-case ESLint rule and fixes any errors that appear.

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[jmhobbs]

I'm a little on the fence about the subcommand files. There is something nice about the symmetry of trim-stats-file being found in trim-stats-file.ts instead of trimStatsFile.ts

[codykaup]

I'm a little on the fence about the subcommand files. There is something nice about the symmetry of trim-stats-file being found in trim-stats-file.ts instead of trimStatsFile.ts

@jmhobbs So here's a funny thing... I'm actually the opposite 😅. To me, the filenames should all match and my brain translates the command name into the camel case for the filename when I go to search for it.

[jmhobbs]

@jmhobbs So here's a funny thing... I'm actually the opposite 😅. To me, the filenames should all match and my brain translates the command name into the camel case for the filename when I go to search for it.

Fair enough! Probably better to stick to the convention we have everywhere instead of making exceptions.