Change default value of $strict parameter in Inflector::toSnakeCase() to false

[vjik]

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Fix #112

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PR Summary

• Version number update
  The project version has been revised from 2.4.1 to 3.0.0, as mentioned in the CHANGELOG.md file, which keeps track of the changes in each version of the software.

• Inflector method update
  We updated the methodology of turning different kinds of text into 'snake case' – a standard programming format – making it an optional strict application rather than a default. This evolution changes the $strict parameter in the Inflector::toSnakeCase() function from true to false.

• Upgrade and Test instructions update
  The instructions for upgrading from 2.x version to 3.x is updated to account for the changes we've made. This includes guidance to modify any existing code that uses the Inflector::toSnakeCase() function to respect the new default value. Also, the subsequent tests used to ensure that our code is functioning correctly have also been updated to reflect this change.

• Test data enhancement
  New test cases have been established to ensure that both the old and new functionality of converting text into 'snake case' works as expected, further ensuring the integrity and usability of the code.