docs: preserve acronym casing in commits
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@ -171,6 +171,7 @@ Use Conventional Commits for regular development commits: `feat`, `fix`, `refact
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- Keep the first line short, imperative, and scoped when helpful
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- Put rationale and implementation details in the commit body
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- Keep the commit type lowercase (`fix:`, `feat:`, `docs:`), but start each body line/bullet with an uppercase word
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- Preserve product/domain casing in subjects and bodies: `DOM/CSS`, `CSS`, `HTML`, `JSX`, `Tailwind`, `Kiwi`, `.fig`, `MCP`, `CLI`, `AI`, `ACP`, `i18n`. Do not flatten acronyms to lowercase prose such as `dom css documents`.
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- Prefer scopes that match the project structure: `app`, `tauri`, `core`, `cli`, `dom-css`, `mcp`, `vue`, `docs`, or focused domains like `editor`, `scene-graph`, `canvas`, `tools`, `kiwi`, `io`, `text`, `vector`, `color`, `acp`, `ai`, `collab`, `automation`, `i18n`
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- Use the narrowest honest scope, or omit it if the change spans multiple unrelated areas
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