Fix bug which causes f-expressions to be split #1809
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JelleZijlstra
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That's probably a good indication that a regex should not be used. ¯\(ツ)/¯ I can write a full-fledged f-expression parser if we keep getting crashes like this, but I'm fairly confident that this new regex should cover all cases (i.e. match all possible f-expressions). |
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This fix makes use of the regex library's ability to specify "recursive patterns" to correctly match f-expressions which contain other f-expressions.
Closes #1807.