Fix IndexOutOfBoundsException for non-existing groups in fn:replace#2698
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As reported by Amanda Galtman on basex-talk, an
IndexOutOfBoundsExceptioncan occur when the replacement string contains a reference to a non-existing capture group that is preceded by a backslash, e.g.The issue is caused by
FnReplace.item, which only examines the single character preceding a dollar sign. If that character is a backslash, the dollar sign is assumed to be escaped, and the replacement string is subsequently passed toMatcher.replaceAll.The fix is to count the number of consecutive preceding backslashes. The dollar sign is escaped only if that count is odd.