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fix quoteEnd extract regex #5564

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🔀 变更说明 | Description of Change

修复 tryWrapHtmlCode 函数中正则表达式不能正确提取 quoteEnd ,从而导致代码块错误分割的问题 ( #5557 )

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of newline characters and quote marks in HTML processing.
    • Enhanced the accuracy of HTML document endings, ensuring better formatting.

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The changes involve modifications to a regular expression in the tryWrapHtmlCode function located in app/components/markdown.tsx. The adjustments specifically refine how newline characters and quote marks are handled in HTML structures, enhancing the function's ability to process optional whitespace and newline characters before closing HTML tags.

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app/components/markdown.tsx Updated regex in tryWrapHtmlCode to alter handling of newline characters and quote marks.

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  • fixed: html codeblock include 2 newline #5418: The changes in this PR also involve the tryWrapHtmlCode function in the app/components/markdown.tsx file, which directly relates to the modifications made in the main PR regarding the handling of HTML code blocks and newline characters.

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255-255: Approved: Regex modification improves quoteEnd extraction

The change in the regex pattern addresses the issue mentioned in the PR objectives. By modifying the newline and backtick capturing groups from lazy (*?) to greedy (*), it ensures that all relevant characters are captured. This should resolve the problem of incorrect splitting of code blocks.

Specifically:

  1. ([\n\r]*?)([\n\r]*): Captures all newlines after </html> tag.
  2. ([]*?)([]*): Captures all backticks in the quoteEnd group.

These modifications align well with the goal of fixing the quoteEnd extraction regex.


255-255: Verify the impact on edge cases

While the regex change addresses the reported issue, it's crucial to ensure it doesn't introduce unintended side effects. Please consider the following:

  1. Test with various HTML content, including cases with multiple newlines and backticks after the closing </html> tag.
  2. Verify that the function still correctly handles cases where the HTML content is already wrapped in code fence markers.
  3. Check if this change affects the handling of nested HTML code blocks, if applicable.

To assist with verification, you can use the following script to test various scenarios:

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test_wrap_html "" "\n\n" test_wrap_html "</body></html>\n" "</body></html>\n\n"
test_wrap_html "\n\n" "\n\n" test_wrap_html "</body></html>``" "</body></html>``" test_wrap_html "</body></html>" "" test_wrap_html "</body></html>\n" "\n```"


This script simulates the behavior of the `tryWrapHtmlCode` function for the closing part of HTML content. Run it and ensure all test cases pass as expected.

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