fix(tokenize): strip backslash and all declared punctuation from words - #2385
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splitWords built its filter by joining PUNCTUATIONS into a regex character class. Because the list contains both `\` and `]`, the joined class held the fragment `[\]`, where `\]` is an escaped literal `]` — so the backslash was consumed as an escape and never a class member, and was never stripped when ignorePunctuation is on. Strip by Set membership instead, removing exactly the declared characters and eliminating the escaping/range fragility.
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What
splitWords(the basic word tokenizer's punctuation stripper) builds its filter by concatenatingPUNCTUATIONSinto a regex character class:new RegExp([${PUNCTUATIONS.join('')}], 'g'). Because the list contains both\and], the joined class contains the fragment[\], where\]is parsed as an escaped literal]— so the backslash is consumed as an escape and is never a class member. Backslash (a declared punctuation) is therefore never stripped whenignorePunctuationis on (the default). The adjacent,-.also silently forms a character range.Fix
Strip by
Setmembership instead of a regex built from data — removes exactly the declared characters (backslash included) and eliminates the escaping/range fragility.splitWords' signature and behavior are otherwise unchanged.Test
Adds a regression test in
tokenizer.test.ts:splitWords('c\\d', true)now yields[['cd', 0, 3]](was[['c\\d', 0, 3]]), and confirmsignorePunctuation: falsestill preserves it. Full tokenizer suite green; typecheck, lint, and prettier clean.