refactor: Chromium code style for enum classes (#26165)

shell/browser/ui/win/jump_list.h

@@ -15,34 +15,34 @@
 namespace electron {
 
 enum class JumpListResult : int {
-  SUCCESS = 0,
+  kSuccess = 0,
   // In JS code this error will manifest as an exception.
-  ARGUMENT_ERROR = 1,
+  kArgumentError = 1,
   // Generic error, the runtime logs may provide some clues.
-  GENERIC_ERROR = 2,
+  kGenericError = 2,
   // Custom categories can't contain separators.
-  CUSTOM_CATEGORY_SEPARATOR_ERROR = 3,
+  kCustomCategorySeparatorError = 3,
   // The app isn't registered to handle a file type found in a custom category.
-  MISSING_FILE_TYPE_REGISTRATION_ERROR = 4,
+  kMissingFileTypeRegistrationError = 4,
   // Custom categories can't be created due to user privacy settings.
-  CUSTOM_CATEGORY_ACCESS_DENIED_ERROR = 5,
+  kCustomCategoryAccessDeniedError = 5,
 };
 
 struct JumpListItem {
   enum class Type {
     // A task will launch an app (usually the one that created the Jump List)
     // with specific arguments.
-    TASK,
+    kTask,
     // Separators can only be inserted between items in the standard Tasks
     // category, they can't appear in custom categories.
-    SEPARATOR,
+    kSeparator,
     // A file link will open a file using the app that created the Jump List,
     // for this to work the app must be registered as a handler for the file
     // type (though the app doesn't have to be the default handler).
-    FILE
+    kFile
   };
 
-  Type type = Type::TASK;
+  Type type = Type::kTask;
   // For tasks this is the path to the program executable, for file links this
   // is the full filename.
   base::FilePath path;
@@ -61,18 +61,18 @@ struct JumpListItem {
 struct JumpListCategory {
   enum class Type {
     // A custom category can contain tasks and files, but not separators.
-    CUSTOM,
+    kCustom,
     // Frequent/Recent categories are managed by the OS, their name and items
     // can't be set by the app (though items can be set indirectly).
-    FREQUENT,
-    RECENT,
+    kFrequent,
+    kRecent,
     // The standard Tasks category can't be renamed by the app, but the app
     // can set the items that should appear in this category, and those items
     // can include tasks, files, and separators.
-    TASKS
+    kTasks
   };
 
-  Type type = Type::TASKS;
+  Type type = Type::kTasks;
   base::string16 name;
   std::vector<JumpListItem> items;