use Locale.ROOT in CharSequenceValue.toEnum case fallback#2568
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Hit this running JSON binding under a tr_TR default locale. toEnum's case-insensitive fallback uppercases the value with the JVM default locale, so
"high"folds toHİGH(dotted I) andEnum.valueOfthrows even thoughHIGHexists. The exact-match path and the lowercase fallback (testStaticToEnumByValueWithDash) work everywhere except locales with special case rules. Use Locale.ROOT.