Avoid catastrophic bactracking in t-017 - #1004
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By making the (\w+\s*)+ sub-pattern possessive: There is no reason for the regex engine to backtrack in this pattern if it fails to match, as neither \w nor \s contains any of the punctuation that this lint is concerned with. Add a basic test for this lint to prevent regressions here. Fixes standardebooks#1003
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By making the (\w+\s*)+ sub-pattern possessive: There is no reason for the regex engine to backtrack in this pattern if it fails to match, as neither \w nor \s contains any of the subsequent punctuation that this lint is concerned with.
Add a basic test for this lint to prevent regressions here: Without the associated fix, the test never terminates.
Fixes #1003