Looks like the library was developed by someone on Windows without the necessary knowledge. "arduino.h" must read "Arduino.h". C/C++ is case sensitive as filesystems are on modern operating systems. Filesystems on Windows are case-insensitive, so this faulty library might compile there. Fix the library by replacing the leading 'a' by a 'A'.
The library author fixed the bug 3.5 years ago, but unfortunately they didn't bother to create a new release since that time, so the buggy version is what's available from the Arduino Library Manager: