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TestCode: handle an escaped shorthand
All we are doing with this change is special casing `^/**/` to _not_
be a position shorthand. I think it's nice and tidy and is definitely
an improvement over the `allowTestCodeShorthand` field.
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sdk: ${to.replaceAll('^', '^/**/')}This one feels less clean to me, but I do agree that overall it's nicer than the bools :-)
/// First, it can prevent certain code from being interpreted as markup. For
/// example, if the test code includes `[!` (such as in a list literal whose
/// first element begins with a unary prefix operator), you can use `[/**/!` to
/// prevent the `[!` from being interpreted as markup. Similarly, you can use
/// `!/**/]` in places where `!]` should appear in the unmarked code.Maybe add a note about this hear? (I think it's less obvious as `^/**/` than putting it in `[!` or `!]`.
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/// First, it can prevent certain code from being interpreted as markup. For
/// example, if the test code includes `[!` (such as in a list literal whose
/// first element begins with a unary prefix operator), you can use `[/**/!` to
/// prevent the `[!` from being interpreted as markup. Similarly, you can use
/// `!/**/]` in places where `!]` should appear in the unmarked code.Maybe add a note about this hear? (I think it's less obvious as `^/**/` than putting it in `[!` or `!]`.
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/// First, it can prevent certain code from being interpreted as markup. For
/// example, if the test code includes `[!` (such as in a list literal whose
/// first element begins with a unary prefix operator), you can use `[/**/!` to
/// prevent the `[!` from being interpreted as markup. Similarly, you can use
/// `!/**/]` in places where `!]` should appear in the unmarked code.Samuel RawlinsMaybe add a note about this hear? (I think it's less obvious as `^/**/` than putting it in `[!` or `!]`.
Ah, thank you. I will.
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