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SEGAS-00012 - Low code workflow naming

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Does this codebase pass the following requirement: Naming conventions MUST be consistent?

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Does this codebase pass the following requirement: Acronyms or uncommon abbreviations MUST be defined in a central or project glossary?

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Does this codebase pass the following requirement: Workflow, action step and scope block names MUST be descriptive and convey the purpose or objective?

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Does this codebase pass the following requirement: Workflow, action step and scope block names MUST begin with a verb to describe the function, followed by the subject of the verb?

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Does this codebase pass the following requirement: Words in a workflow name MUST be separated by a space where possible?

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Does this codebase pass the following requirement: Scope blocks that are used for error handling MUST be prefixed with the word ‘Try’ or ‘Catch’?

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