Fix escaping nested close brackets when parsing layout renderers

[lobster2012-user]

fixes #3193

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[304NotModified]

Thanks for the PR!

[304NotModified]

Hi! Thanks for the included tests!

Unfortunately it's a bit hard to follow. We are trying to use AAA in unit tests,see https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/dacca2/fundamental-of-unit-testing-understand-aaa-in-unit-testing/

[304NotModified]

Is this assert.Fail?

[lobster2012-user]

For NUnit - yes
NUnit.Framework.Assert.Fail("..")
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14631923/cannot-find-assert-fail-and-assert-pass-or-equivalent

[304NotModified]

Any idea if this will fix also #2844

[lobster2012-user]

@pablinos needed to use double backslashes. I would not say that there is a problem at all. If he had more nested renders, then yes, my pr would fix his problem.
I would close issue #2844.

[pablinos]

Oooo, this is exciting, I'll have to try this out. I never properly solved the problem I was having, but I notice a few other items referencing the issue #2844 and as @lobster2012-user can't reproduce it, it may well be that it's been fixed.

I'll have another try and let you know.

[lobster2012-user]

(I moved comment)
I updated test.
I think, whether to move the code in SimpleLayoutTests.cs.

[304NotModified]

I think, whether to move the code in SimpleLayoutTests.cs.

I think that's better, as the test is "acting" on SimpleLayout.

[304NotModified]

Great work! Thanks!