fix: any() in results picks the first alternative; multi-char sets stay alternations - #8
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A to-position any() lists alternative spellings; the Ruby runtime
picks the first in non-iterating mode — _repl_of now resolves the
first element (nested anys and none included).
_render_item collapsed all-string sets into a single-char class
(any("helloHelloHELLO") matches every character); sets now keep the
list form unless every string is a single character.
title_case keeps its separator: the after-separator upcasing used a
consuming match, deleting every separator occurrence.
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Three converter/engine correctness fixes for the Ruby-parity vocabulary:
any()= first alternative — the Ruby runtime picks the first spelling in non-iterating mode;_repl_ofnow resolves the first element (nestedanys andnoneincluded)._render_itemcollapsed all-string sets into a single-char class:any(["hello","Hello"])was matching every single character. Sets keep the list form unless every string is one character.title_casekeeps its separators — the after-separator upcasing used a consuming match, deleting every separator occurrence (Hello World→HelloWorld).Full suite 32 passed / 1 xpassed with
INTERSCRIPT_MAPS_PATH. dsl_stage Python legs: 15 → 7 remaining locally (the tail is qualified map-aliases, backreferences in patterns, and parallel-any ordering — tracked as follow-up).