Capital variables tokenized as storage types #76

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Description

When using capital variables in code, they are tokenized incorrectly as storage types. Currently, they shouldn't be tokenized as anything.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open a Java file and create the class/method boilerplate
2. int G = 0; inside a method
3. G += 3;

Expected behavior: G on the third line shouldn't be tokenized as anything special

Actual behavior: G is tokenized as storage.type.java

Reproduces how often: 100%

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Atom version doesn't matter. I'm running language-java commit d9b52c2.