For example, this code:

import SalesforcePy.commons as sfc

fails with:

./test.py:1:2: N813 camelcase 'SalesforcePy.commons' imported as lowercase 'sfc'

Shouldn't pep-naming just look at the package name being imported (commons) instead of looking at the parent package names too consider this is an import of a package or module, and then not fail in this case?

I'm assuming this rule exists for when a class name is being imported, as discussed in https://stackoverflow.com/a/37590149/2654518. In this case:

from SalesforcePy.commons import BaseRequest as baserequest

sure should fail with:

./test.py:1:2: N813 camelcase 'BaseRequest' imported as lowercase 'baserequest'