Fix regex to match quoted parameters in parseParams function

[fadrian06]

This pull request updates the parameter parsing logic in the parseParams method to better handle quoted parameter values. The regular expression used for matching parameters now supports values wrapped in either single or double quotes, improving robustness when parsing parameters with spaces or special characters.

Improvements to parameter parsing:

• Updated the regular expression in parseParams to correctly match parameter values enclosed in single or double quotes, enhancing support for complex parameter values.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates BladeOne’s <x-...> component attribute parsing by changing parseParams() to only match quoted attribute values, improving extraction accuracy and avoiding accidental captures.

Changes:

• Tightened the parseParams() regex to require attribute values to be enclosed in either single or double quotes.

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lib/BladeOne.php:3040

• The updated regex now matches single-quoted values, but the extraction logic only removes double quotes. This leaves surrounding single quotes in $value, producing incorrect compiled params (and can generate invalid PHP when the value contains embedded double-quotes). Strip only the outer matching quote and use a proper PHP string literal for non-: attributes (e.g., via var_export).

        preg_match_all('/([a-zA-Z0-9:-]*?)\s*?=\s*?("?.+?"?|\'?.+?\'?)(\s|$)/ms', $params, $matches);
        $paramsCompiled = [];
        foreach ($matches[1] as $i => $key) {
            $value = str_replace('"', '', $matches[2][$i]);
            //its php code

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