Smarter imports: previews, examples, and automatic casing
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The import flow has been tightened end-to-end. A downloadable example CSV is now linked from the import page, your parsed file is previewed before you submit it, and icons more clearly distinguish CNAME from TXT verification methods. TXT-format imports can also carry per-record notes from your source file, preserving any context you have.
Imported domains can now be cased automatically. The import form separates how casing is determined — enter it manually, keep the original, or generate it automatically — from which domains the casing applies to, so the combinations are unambiguous.
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