Problem Statement

The package's module-level constants are inconsistently cased. Some modules already use the conventional UPPER_SNAKE_CASE (_serialization.py has _FORMAT_VERSION and _MOVEMENT_SKIP_SLOTS), but many others use lowercase names: _aerodynamics_functions.py defines _squire, _lamb, _four_pi, and siblings, trim.py defines _seed, and output.py defines a block of roughly forty visualization settings such as _panel_color, _quality, and _bar_title_font_size. docs/CODE_STYLE.md currently says nothing about constants, so there is no documented convention to point to.

Location(s): Most package modules, with the largest clusters in pterasoftware/output.py, pterasoftware/_aerodynamics_functions.py, and pterasoftware/trim.py. The convention itself belongs in docs/CODE_STYLE.md.

Proposed Solution

1. Rename the lowercase module-level constants to UPPER_SNAKE_CASE, keeping the leading underscore on private names (for example, _quality becomes _QUALITY).
2. Leave module-level mutable state lowercase: names like _logger, _solve_loop_lock, and _indent_level hold state rather than constants, so the capitalization convention does not apply to them.
3. Keep constants whose names are written in one of the forms required by docs/AXES_POINTS_AND_FRAMES.md or docs/ANGLE_VECTORS_AND_TRANSFORMATIONS.md in their convention spelling (for example, _free_flight_view_direction_E in output.py), mirroring the existing exception for such names in the variable-naming bullet of docs/CODE_STYLE.md.
4. Add a bullet to docs/CODE_STYLE.md stating the convention and its two carve-outs, so the practice is documented rather than folklore.