Fix service provider filename casing - #8
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The MailerLite rename never reached git because macOS's case-insensitive filesystem hid the filename change, so PSR-4 autoloading failed on Linux CI with a class-not-found error. Changelog: fixed
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The rename in a693dbf never actually changed the filename in git — macOS's case-insensitive filesystem hid it — so git still tracked
src/StatamicMailerliteServiceProvider.phpwhile the class isStatamicMailerLiteServiceProvider. On CI's case-sensitive Linux checkout, PSR-4 autoloading then fails with:This is what broke all test jobs on #7. This PR renames the file in git to the correct casing.