[C#] Use pascal casing with C# public (static) fields

[MihaMarkic]

With C# generated code public (static) fields should be pascal cased, not camel cased. An example is lexer generated code:

public static string[] modeNames = { ... }

should be

public static string[] ModeNames = { ... }

But then there is a virtual function ModeNames which complicates it. Perhaps modeNames should be a part of the constructor instead as there is no use of it as a virtual function (which also slows down execution) - or perhaps there is an use to override it?

Excerpt from C# identifier naming rules and conventions
When naming public members of types, such as fields, properties, events, use pascal casing. Also, use pascal casing for all methods and local functions.