Allow definition of targets in kebab-case but access via camelCase

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3/5
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Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
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Stale
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
frontend

Research direction

Start by locating the target-name handling and the existing attribute conversion behavior. Compare the markup examples for kebab-case and camelCase, then add coverage showing that a kebab-case target can be accessed through the camelCase controller property; done means both forms work consistently.

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Description

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For attributes, I define in the markup data-my-attr-name and in the controller as @attr myAttrName

For targets however, I have to define the target name in both the markup and the controller using camelCase:
data-targets="my-controller.myTargetsName" and @targets myTargetsName
I think it would be nice (more consistent?) if the markup could support kebab-case.

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