get rid of overzealous anchor_name_no_underscore#17
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otherwise class names and their references in the final code don’t match
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Thank you for this report. As I read in my own code: ❝The anchor_name_no_underscore process is odd❞. The original intent for this fix was allowing glyph names with colons. At the same time, I made the assumption that anchors would not contain more underscores than a single leading one, which was the cause for the issue on your end. I suggest the following, simplified fix (which allows for both scenarios): |
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otherwise class names and their references in the final code don’t match