chore(tools): prevent false-positive <repeat> replacement on trailing plus#1524
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The regex `/\++\n/g` matched any line ending with a single `+`,
including legitimate text like "Vite+". Changed to `/\+{2,}\n/g`
to only match pnpm's actual repeated `+` progress indicators.
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@nurazon59 Thanks, I will regen the snap test diff before merge.
<repeat> replacement on trailing plus<repeat> replacement on trailing plus
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Discovered while reviewing CI results after approving #1508.
The regex
/\++\n/gwas overly aggressive and matched any line ending with a single+, including legitimate text like "Vite+" in the CLI help output.Changed to
/\+{2,}\n/gto only match pnpm's actual repeated+progress indicators (e.g.,+++).