Across languages, any identifier may be remapped from PascalCase or camelCase to a convention acceptable for an identifier class in its particular language. For example, Python remaps camelCase methods to snake_case. Go must remap camelCase to PascalCase on methods for them to be public. As a consequence, no name space can have two names that vary only by their case convention. This needs to be enforced to guarantee portability.
Across languages, any identifier may be remapped from PascalCase or camelCase to a convention acceptable for an identifier class in its particular language. For example, Python remaps camelCase methods to snake_case. Go must remap camelCase to PascalCase on methods for them to be public. As a consequence, no name space can have two names that vary only by their case convention. This needs to be enforced to guarantee portability.