Use Pascal case for enums in the tokenizer test

Although the rest of the compiler switched to Pascal case, this small
test didn't. This equally small fix makes the test work again (instead
of spamming "Identifier").

Author: CountBleck

tests/tokenizer.js

@@ -7,22 +7,22 @@ const dirname = path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
 
 const file = process.argv.length > 2 ? process.argv[2] : path.join(dirname, "..", "src", "tokenizer.ts");
 const text = fs.readFileSync(file).toString();
-const source = new Source(SourceKind.ENTRY, "tokenizer.ts", text);
+const source = new Source(SourceKind.Entry, "tokenizer.ts", text);
 const tn = new Tokenizer(source);
 
 do {
   const token = tn.next();
   const range = tn.range();
   process.stdout.write(Token[token] + " @ " + source.lineAt(range.start) + ":" + source.columnAt());
-  if (token == Token.IDENTIFIER) {
+  if (token == Token.Identifier) {
     process.stdout.write(" > " + tn.readIdentifier());
-  } else if (token == Token.INTEGERLITERAL) {
+  } else if (token == Token.IntegerLiteral) {
     process.stdout.write(" > " + tn.readInteger());
-  } else if (token == Token.FLOATLITERAL) {
+  } else if (token == Token.FloatLiteral) {
     process.stdout.write(" > " + tn.readFloat());
-  } else if (token == Token.STRINGLITERAL) {
+  } else if (token == Token.StringLiteral) {
     process.stdout.write(" > " + tn.readString());
-  } else if (token == Token.ENDOFFILE) {
+  } else if (token == Token.EndOfFile) {
     process.stdout.write("\n");
     break;
   } else {