[UX] Modules Manual installation box needs to take modules names in any case

Describe your issue or idea

The project name checking for manual installation should be case insensitive

Steps to reproduce (if reporting a bug)

Enter "Webform" (with a capital W) into the manual installation box.

Actual behavior (if reporting a bug)

Error thrown states Webform is not a valid module :(

Expected behavior (if reporting a bug)

Webform should install

GitHub Link:

https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/2885

GitHub Issue #:

2885

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