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Case Sensitivity of in and !in keywords do not match documentation #188

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According to Kusto documentation, keywords in and !in are case-sensitive by default and there are case-insensitive variants with ~. However, this parser library assigns SyntaxKind values the other way around, as can be seen here:

new SyntaxData(SyntaxKind.InCsKeyword, "in~", opKind: OperatorKind.InCs),

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