Fix false positive SVG hydration warning for mixed case tags #11174
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It causes a false positive warning on hydration.
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Fixes #10772.
I opted for the fix suggested by @webcarrot in #10772 (comment).
It seems like the easiest and I don’t see a realistic situation in which it wouldn’t work. I guess it could break if you rendered
<femorphology>on the server but<feMorphology>on the client, but who would possibly do that?