Geode Native Client .NET guide: Fix capitalization issues

Reviewer karensmolermiller approved the Native Client manual reorganization (GEODE-7262), but noted the following issues with the .NET version. These need cleaning up.

geode-native/dotnet/111/regions/registering-interest-for-entries.html

• C++ capitalization in 3rd paragraph and in Client API for Registering Interest

subsection

• I believe that all the examples use C++ capitalization

 

geode-native/dotnet/111/serialization/data-serialization.html

• The .NET Example subsection has capitalization wrong for the field name

description. I think that the example was wrong before these docs were

separated, so this is not a mistake in separation.

 

geode-native/dotnet/111/remote-queries.html

• Step 3 under Executing a Query from the Client should have a capital 'E'

in Query.Execute(). I think that the example was wrong before these docs were

separated, so this is not a mistake in separation.

 

geode-native/dotnet/111/continuous-queries.html

• Prose within step 2 of Typical Continuous Query Lifecycle should change

to CqQuery Execute* methods (in 2 spots).  Original prose only used the

C++ capitalization.  Step 4 changes to CqQuery.Close.

• Prose within step 3 of Executing a Continuous Query from the Client

should change to CqQuery Execute* methods.

 

geode-native/dotnet/111/function-execution.html

• This whole section was originally written with C++ capitalization. I suggest

that we introduce a separate task/PR to correct the capitalization for the

.NET docs.

 

geode-native/dotnet/111/transactions.html

• first paragraph of Native Client Transaction APIs should capitalize Begin,

Commit, and Rollback, as they are function names.

• second paragraph of Running Native Client Transaction should capitalize Begin,

Commit, and Rollback, as they are function names.

• There's a boo-boo in capitalization of the .NET Example. Within a foreach

code block, it should be

    var value = GetValueFromExternalSystem();

because function name start with a capital letter.