Fix @bind-value to @bind-Value in Razor Component snippets

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Problem

The Blazor input component snippets were generating incorrect @bind-value syntax (with lowercase 'v'), which causes errors in Blazor applications. Blazor expects @bind-Value with a capital 'V' for form input components.

Solution

Updated the following snippets in snippets/components.json to use the correct @bind-Value syntax:

• bitext - InputText component
• bitextarea - InputTextArea component
• binumber - InputNumber component
• bicheck - InputCheckbox component
• bidate - InputDate component

The biselect (InputSelect) snippet already had the correct syntax and was not modified.

Example

Before:

<InputText id="firstName" @bind-value="model.FirstName" />

After:

<InputText id="firstName" @bind-Value="model.FirstName" />

This ensures all generated Blazor input component snippets use the correct binding syntax that matches the framework's expectations.

Also bumped the package version from 1.5.1 to 1.5.2 as per CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines.

Fixes the issue reported in #[issue_number]

Original prompt

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<issue_title>Wrong Snippet Code</issue_title>
<issue_description>Hi, in your Razor Component Snipptes will be generated "@bind-value= ...", this fails because "@bind-Value= ..." is expected.
Greets</issue_description>

Comments on the Issue (you are @copilot in this section)

@scottsauber Wanna send a PR? Code is in here: https://github.com/scottsauber/BlazorSnippets/blob/main/snippets/components.json

Fixes #5

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[scottsauber]

@copilot looks good - do it