The explanation of the range operator seem not correct

[LaurentDardenne]

With

$T=(1..5),(6..10)

I dont understand : The range operator '..'. This works from left to right, so targeting '10'

Note, since PS v6:

"A".."Z"

The range operator '..'. This works from left to right, so targeting '"Z"'

[Jawz84]

Oof I agree, this looks ugly. I introduced this myself in #79, while working on #78 and #77.

Maybe we should change this here:

explainpowershell/explainpowershell.analysisservice/codegen/TokenKind.csv

Line 48 in 9b2a344

DotDot;33;The range operator '..'.;about_Operators

And adapt the code here:

explainpowershell/explainpowershell.analysisservice/AstVisitorExplainer.cs

Lines 198 to 214 in 9b2a344

	public override AstVisitAction VisitBinaryExpression(BinaryExpressionAst binaryExpressionAst)
	{
	var (tokenDescription, helpQuery) = Helpers.TokenExplainer(binaryExpressionAst.Operator);
	helpQuery ??= "about_operators";
	var helpResult = HelpTableQuery(helpQuery);
	explanations.Add(
	new Explanation()
	{
	CommandName = "Operator",
	HelpResult = helpResult,
	Description = $"{tokenDescription} This works from left to right, so targeting '{binaryExpressionAst.Right.Extent.Text}'",
	TextToHighlight = binaryExpressionAst.Operator.Text()
	}.AddDefaults(binaryExpressionAst, explanations));
	return AstVisitAction.Continue;
	}