The script was erroneously reporting that some Twitter accounts couldn't
be found because keys in the screen_name_to_user_id used the canonical
capitalization from Twitter, while the screen names in YNR's database
might use completely different case.
This commit fixes that by making sure that when storing or looking up
key / value paires in the screen_name_to_user_id dict, the key is
normalized to lower-case first.
The script was erroneously reporting that some Twitter accounts couldn't be found because keys in the screen_name_to_user_id used the canonical capitalization from Twitter, while the screen names in YNR's database might use completely different case.
This commit fixes that by making sure that when storing or looking up key / value paires in the screen_name_to_user_id dict, the key is normalized to lower-case first.