Below is a dialogue between software developers, the first one used ChatGPT in his solution of code task and makes a comment,   the second one gives him reply on his solution. Write a reply that appropriately answers the comment.

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 when you say that you have to prove it. with this kind of argument, you can say what you want.im sorry, i wasnt talking about an open source project, thats why i couldnt attach some links. but your pr changes the default values in the code.this is true. initially, it was only about documentation, but then i discovered that you did not add this tag at all.although its popular a lot in go enterprise projects. but there is no real convention around toml naming.i expected such answer and, of course, did extra analysis before pr for some of your other defaults there### Reply:
i dont write in python or php, so i dont follow weird conventions related to these languages.for me, the convention for json should be related to js because its javascript object notation and not planguage object notation.yaml has a specific and historical relation with json so for me, the convention should be the same as json.the default value was not related to ks but to this.the header format is based on the go convention. the rfc just says its caseinsensitive there is no official recommendation to use a specific case because the case should be ignored to avoid the fact of using a convention as a requirement to avoid people creating applications that only understand uppercase headers....etc.python tries to invent its own rule by using the same naming convention as the language itself for every format.i didnt add toml because i wanted to avoid this kind of tabspace debate.for me, its lowercamelcase but for some people its snake_case, its a useless debate.so i prefer to add a toml example in the doc.