There are several error cocdes defined in MoQT which state a code and a reason, that is proper English. This contrasts with the QUIC and HTTP/3 specs, which define error codes using Upper Case format. E.g. "Foo Bar" vs. "FOO_BAR".
This is purely an editorial thing but given that people will probably be cross referencing all these specs, the deviation in MoQT seems unnecessary.
There are several error cocdes defined in MoQT which state a code and a reason, that is proper English. This contrasts with the QUIC and HTTP/3 specs, which define error codes using Upper Case format. E.g. "Foo Bar" vs. "FOO_BAR".
This is purely an editorial thing but given that people will probably be cross referencing all these specs, the deviation in MoQT seems unnecessary.