Fix special case of NameUtils.underscoreSeparate where the first char is the separator char #10516
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… is the separator char results in a double separator char prefix. Also overload the method to support a lowercase result. fixes #10140
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Fix special case of
NameUtils.underscoreSeparate()where the first char is the separator char results in a double separator char prefix.Also overload
underscoreSeparate()to support a lowercase result.fixes #10140