For the power users of the tool, I've added support for using regular expressions as the matching pattern in the Find and Replace feature.
This is an extremely powerful new feature that allows considerable flexibility when doing Find and Replace.
I'm not going to teach you how to use regular expressions, there are many websites and YouTube videos on the subject.
One website I really like to both test and learn about regular expressions is:
https://regex101.com/
This looks like a good introductory tutorial:
https://regexone.com
One more:
https://coderpad.io/blog/development/...
I'm using the Javascript syntax for the regular expressions.
You don't need to wrap them with slashes or include any flags, I take care of all that for you behind-the-scenes.
Just enter the regular expression you want to match in the Find text area and the text to replace the matches in the Replace text area.
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