docs: Remove uppercased filename for custom path #135
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This change removes
toUpperCase()from the "File paths" example.When I tried using the custom path with Next.js and my S3 policy that only allows specific extensions for images, I got "Access denied" errors. I think this is because the S3 policy is case-sensitive, so an example image
abc.jpgwas not working, asJPGis not allowed for myjpgpolicy.I think the example is clear enough without this so maybe this helps to not confuse other developers in the future.