Add `case_sensitive` parameter to `Choice.__init__`

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Allow Choice to ignore case by passing an optional parameter to its __init__ method.

When applied, the filter should return the matching choice (i.e., automatically "fix" case mismatch).

Example:

>>> Choice(choices={'MOE', 'LARRY', 'CURLY', 'SHEMP'}, case_sensitive=False)\
...   .apply('Moe')
MOE # (changed to UPPERCASE to match valid choice)

Note that this yields a different result than using case folding:

>>> (CaseFold | Choice(choices={'MOE', 'LARRY', 'CURLY', 'SHEMP'}))\
...   .apply('Moe')
# Input is case-folded before Choice filter sees it, so it doesn't match anything.
FilterError: Valid options are: ['CURLY', 'LARRY', 'MOE', 'SHEMP']