fix: replacing specific unicode characters with all unicode letters#30
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…their letter section are allowed.
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Thanks @HackZers7 for your contribution. Can you also add a test similar to https://github.com/chrisbottin/xml-parser/blob/master/test/index.ts#L383 to cover the support of additional unicode letters? |
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Added a test to check the parsing of various languages. An error that occurred for Oriental languages has also been fixed. The test data is synthetic, generated using GPT. |
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May 21, 2026
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Thanks @HackZers7 for your contribution, the PR is merged and a new version |
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What Changed
The closing-tag parsing regex was updated from:
to:
The previous range \u00C0-\u00FF only covers a limited subset of Latin characters.
The new pattern uses \p{L} in Unicode mode (u), which properly supports letters from many writing systems and improves parsing for international tag names.