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Priya RamanandPaperclip
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Inside a template's `${...}` expression, the interpolation scanner
counted every `{` and `}` toward the depth that finds the
interpolation's own closing brace. A regex literal like `/}/` or
`/^a{2,4}$/` carries a brace that belongs to the pattern, not to the
surrounding code, so the scanner closed the interpolation early and
hid a real wait call written after the regex.
Mask each regex literal to spaces before this depth count sees any of
its characters, the same way a string or template literal is already
masked. A short heuristic based on the character before the opening
`/` tells a regex literal from a division operator. Add tests for a
regex with a closing brace, a regex with a quantifier's paired braces,
and a wait-call pattern written only inside a regex literal's own
text.
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