This deals with the vale nag

@dvdksn Fixing it. But, is that a vale limitation, or do we consider all terms to be proper nouns if they have an acronym?

For example in this particular case, Wikipedia considers NLP not a proper noun https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_language_processing
And Microsoft style guide says don't capitalize unless a proper noun, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/acronyms#lowercase-the-spelled-out-term

It's how our rule for these acronyms is configured:

We only consider an acronym spelled out if it's preceded by a Proper Noun. It doesn't actually check that that the acronym and the proper nouns are the same. (In other words, Some Random Word (FOO) would be considered valid by this vale rule.)

I don't think there's a way to make this rule smarter with the built-in vale styles. But we might be able to write a tengo script. I can take a quick look. Otherwise, I think our alternatives are:

• Use proper nouns when spelling out an acronym anyway (I don't mind this rule)
• Don't check for unexpanded acronyms at all
• Manually ignore this rule: <!-- vale Docker.Acronyms = NO -->