Currently, we have a convention, where we surround any 'default' non-'x-name'names of items in Studio with [SquareBrackets].

Some example of this include default Element names, default Trigger names, and default Behavior names.

However, this convention is not followed in the case of Setters which use unbracketed names.

We should therefore ideally add Brackets around default Setter names.

Repro Steps:

1) Create a Studio Project featuring a MainPage.xaml, and introduce a Button Element to the root Grid.
Observe how the Button dragged onto the stage has the name [Button].

2) Create a new Template for the Button, saved anywhere, and with any Resource name.
This will open the Button in the inline Dummy Template Editor.

3) Within the Button Template, navigate to the Interactivity Panel, select the root Border of the Button Template, and create a new Trigger of any kind.
Observe how the default name given to the Trigger is the [TriggerType]

4) Within the Button Template still, open the 'Behaviors' tab, and create a new Behavior of any kind.
Observe how the default name given to the Behavior is the [BehaviorType]

5) Lastly, navigate to the 'Setters' tab, and create a new Setter of either kind.
Observe how the Setter is given an un-bracketed default Name.

Expected Results: Default Setters are given [Bracketed] names like all other non-x:name default names given within Studio.