Use sentence case for summary labels#4617
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str.title() title-cased every label word, which is wrong outside
English: it turned the Ukrainian "Ім'я хоста" into "Ім'Я Хоста" and
broke acronyms ("NTP" -> "Ntp"). The source strings and their
translations are already written with the correct casing.
Capitalize only the first letter of each label instead.
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The install summary title-cased every label with str.title(). That is wrong for any language other than English: in Ukrainian "Ім'я хоста" rendered as "Ім'Я Хоста", and even in English acronyms broke ("Automatic time sync (NTP)" became "(Ntp)").
The label strings and their translations are already written with the correct casing, so there is no need to re-case them per word. Capitalize only the first letter of the label instead. English labels now read as sentence case (Mirrors and repositories), matching how the source strings are written.