CamelCase test unintentionally removed from acronym exercise

[mattnewport]

In a recent commit to add test auto-generation, the acronym tests were switched to be auto-generated and in the process the test for CamelCase was lost, seemingly unintentionally:

fn camelcase() {
    assert_eq!(acronym::abbreviate("HyperText Markup Language"), "HTML");
}

Since this is the only test for camel case being handled, the tests now pass without handling this case which simplifies the problem a fair amount. I was made aware of this by a mentee asking why other solutions seemed more complicated than his.

It seems like this was an unintentional change to the test cases for the acronym exercise and that this test should be added back in?

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[mattnewport]

@senekor This was your commit, I posted in the forums as requested but figured you might be more likely to see it here.