fix(extraction): Do not force lower-case if URI do not have label #686
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In the case the URI do not have any label, a generic one is generated
regarding the URI fragment. It was forced to lower case, which leads to
a miscomprehension for class label. It is commonly accepted that classes
label starts with a uppercase letter.
For example:
```turtle
:MyClass a owl:Class;
owl:equivalentClass schema:Person.
```
leaded to a result in the doc like:
"MyClass is equivalent to person"
When we want :
"MyClass is equivalent to Person"
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Thanks, this makes sense to me |
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In the case the URI do not have any label, a generic one is generated regarding the URI fragment. It was forced to lower case, which leads to a miscomprehension for class label. It is commonly accepted that classes label starts with a uppercase letter.
For example:
:MyClass a owl:Class; owl:equivalentClass schema:Person.leaded to a result in the doc like:
"MyClass is equivalent to person"
When we want :
"MyClass is equivalent to Person"