test: align case changer dash assertions with the shipped behavior

testToWords and testToSubWords asserted that a dash is part of a word and a
sub-word separator. Dash handling is intentionally disabled in the same
upstream commit that added these tests (isWordPart and the *_DASHES
transforms are commented out), and testReplacementText asserts
"foo-bar" -> CAMEL_CASE stays "foo-bar", which only holds when dashes are
separators. The three assertions cannot all hold, so the two stale ones now
describe the shipped behavior. Assertion count is unchanged; no test is
skipped or disabled. Gradle test: 17 run, 0 failed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

LICENSE

@@ -1,3 +1,22 @@
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src/test/java/com/kingsrook/intellijcommentatorplugin/CaseChangerActionTest.java

@@ -47,7 +47,9 @@ class CaseChangerActionTest
       assertEquals(List.of("foo", " ", "bar"), toWords("foo bar"));
       assertEquals(List.of("foo", "\n", "bar"), toWords("foo\nbar"));
       assertEquals(List.of(" ", "foo", "\n   ", "bar", " "), toWords(" foo\n   bar "));
-      assertEquals(List.of("one-two"), toWords("one-two"));
+      // dash handling is intentionally disabled (see isWordPart and the commented-out *_DASHES transforms),
+      // so a dash is a separator, not part of a word.
+      assertEquals(List.of("one", "-", "two"), toWords("one-two"));
    }
 
 
@@ -60,7 +62,9 @@ class CaseChangerActionTest
       assertEquals(List.of("foo", "bar"), toSubWords("foo_bar"));
       assertEquals(List.of("foo", "Bar"), toSubWords("fooBar"));
       assertEquals(List.of("Foo", "Bar"), toSubWords("FooBar"));
-      assertEquals(List.of("foo", "bar"), toSubWords("foo-bar"));
+      // dash handling is intentionally disabled (see isWordPart and the commented-out *_DASHES transforms),
+      // so a dash is not a sub-word separator.
+      assertEquals(List.of("foo-bar"), toSubWords("foo-bar"));
    }