style_example.zig suggests aliases of primitive types should be snake_case, but standard library differs #25859
Description
style_example.zig in the language reference suggests that aliases of primitive types should be snake_case:
const primitive_type_alias = f32;
const string_alias = []u8;However, the standard library does not seem to adhere to this convention:
bit_set.zig
681: pub const MaskInt = usize;
1085: pub const MaskInt = usize;
fmt.zig
221:pub const ArgSetType = u32;
hash_map.zig
554: pub const Hash = u64;
math/big.zig
5:pub const Limb = usize;
os/uefi/tables.zig
274:pub const PhysicalAddress = u64;
zig/Ast.zig
27:pub const ByteOffset = u32;
36:pub const TokenIndex = u32;
zig/ErrorBundle.zig
22:pub const String = u32;
24:pub const OptionalString = u32;
zig/llvm/Builder.zig
4878: pub const ExtraIndex = u32;
7272: const ExtraIndex = u32;
8111: const ExtraIndex = u32;
There are cases of snake_case primitive aliases, but they almost all appear to be C type equivalents, like uintmax_t, time_t, and socklen_t, which I wouldn't expect to adhere to the naming conventions (much like the DWORD alias in windows.zig). So it seems like, in practice, the convention for type aliases is to use TitleCase always.