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Country address template renderer: city uppercasing applies to the wrong destinations · case 03

BB labels print the city in capitals.

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Case contract

Input fields name, street, city, region, postal, country (destination) and origin. Toy templates: AA "{city} {region} {postal}", BB "{postal} {city}", CC city and postal on separate lines with the city uppercased; unknown destinations use AA. Each rendered line is whitespace-collapsed and empty lines are dropped. When origin differs from destination the destination name (or its code when unknown) is appended.

Why this case matters

Cross-border labels must follow the destination order; misplaced or doubled components delay or return shipments.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
postal code first, international	`["Robin Placeholder", "6 Fake Rd", "3234 ZORBLETON", "BEEMARK"]`	`["Robin Placeholder", "6 Fake Rd", "3234 Zorbleton", "BEEMARK"]`	Failed

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