cpp-style: fix conflicting enum advice

Under the Types section, we have:

  Structs, classes, enums, and typed template parameters should all be
  in UpperCamelCase.

and then in Constants:

  Constants and enums should be named like variables in lowerCamelCase.

It looks like the latter is supposed to refer to enum members, rather
than the enum declaration. This change clarifies the constants section.

Signed-off-by: Jeremy Kerr <jk@ozlabs.org>
Change-Id: I2a96c2901a4840a4dd6b18395353e4054a221900
1 file changed
tree: 348786fd7e2dc69b9e4e30783c70189a5ee26d46
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