handle fields that do not have a value splitter #103
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By prepending an optional, non-capturing field splitter to our scanning regexp
we ensure that a valueless key is fully consumed, preventing a multibyte field
splitter from partially leaking into the next key.
Correctly parses out `k1` => `v1` and `k2` => `v2` from any of the following
sequences using the field splitter `__`:
missing__k1=v1__k2=v2
k1=v1__missing__k2=v2
k1=v1__k2=v2__missing
Co-authored-by: Tom Gregory <[email protected]>
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By prepending an optional, non-capturing field splitter to our scanning regexp
we ensure that a valueless key is fully consumed, preventing a multibyte field
splitter from partially leaking into the next key.
Correctly parses out
k1=>v1andk2=>v2from any of the followingsequences using the field splitter
__:Co-authored-by: Tom Gregory [email protected]