2.1 RC1 templates converted to lowercase ?

In 2.1 RC1 I have correctly recovered my templates from 1.5, which are using a mix of lower/uppercase. It is important for me because I have some templates for such things as: call connect_me_to_some_place("IdentiFier MixIng CAseS");
When I auto-complete my SQL and choose the template I want to use, it is pasted in the SQL worksheet all-lowercased, this makes the feature neraly useless for at least 60% of my templates!
Am I missing something (is the feature colliding with something else ?) ??
If not, could you please paste the template with the exact same case and formatting as what is input in the preferences pane?
Thanks.

Fixed. Unfortunately, production candidate has been already cut, so you'll not see the fix until patchset.

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