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Exlude newline characters
See original GitHub issueShouldn’t newline characters (\n and \r) also be part of the tokenizer regex?
Otherwise, words at the start of a new line won’t be matched by a search since the preceding newline chars are added to the start of that term.
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I think that’s because in your test case, there are spaces (the indentation) between the newline character and the word you’re searching for.
I can work on a PR if you’d like 😃
Awesome, thank you!