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22895	[PEP8] Acronyms in class names should be uppercase	Ben Davis	nobody	"According to PEP8, under ""[http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ Descriptive Naming Styles]"":

    When using abbreviations in CapWords, capitalize all the letters of the abbreviation. Thus HTTPServerError is better than HttpServerError.

Django is currently inconsistent in this, as we have `django.http.HttpResponse` as well as `django.utils.html.HTMLParser`. With the deprecation framework, we should be able to change this without much trouble.  I've attached some files that have the class names and the files in which they occur. I've separated them out into core, contrib, and tests, as we might not care to bother with the ones in contrib and tests. The ones in core are as follows:

{{{
CsrfToken -> CSRFToken
CsrfTokenNode -> CSRFTokenNode
CsrfViewMiddleware -> CSRFViewMiddleware
DefusedXmlException -> DefusedXMLException
EnsureCsrfCookie -> EnsureCSRFCookie
EnsureCsrfToken -> EnsureCSRFToken
HttpRequest -> HTTPRequest
HttpResponse -> HTTPResponse
HttpResponseBadRequest -> HTTPResponseBadRequest
HttpResponseBase -> HTTPResponseBase
HttpResponseForbidden -> HTTPResponseForbidden
HttpResponseGone -> HTTPResponseGone
HttpResponseNotAllowed -> HTTPResponseNotAllowed
HttpResponseNotFound -> HTTPResponseNotFound
HttpResponseNotModified -> HTTPResponseNotModified
HttpResponsePermanentRedirect -> HTTPResponsePermanentRedirect
HttpResponseRedirect -> HTTPResponseRedirect
HttpResponseRedirectBase -> HTTPResponseRedirectBase
HttpResponseServerError -> HTTPResponseServerError
Json -> JSON:
JsonResponse -> JSONResponse
RssFeed -> RSSFeed
StreamingHttpResponse -> StreamingHTTPResponse
}}}"	Cleanup/optimization	closed	Uncategorized	dev	Normal	wontfix			Unreviewed	0	0	0	0	0	0