feat(commands): support escaping $ in custom command templates #9841
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Add ability to escape dollar signs in custom command templates using backslash notation ($). This allows users to include literal $1, $ARGUMENTS, etc. in their templates without triggering substitution. - Add processEscapes() function in prompt.ts to handle $ -> $ conversion - Update hints() to ignore escaped placeholders when detecting arguments - Add unit tests for escape processing and hints detection - Document the escape syntax in commands.mdx Closes anomalyco#9831
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What does this PR do?
Closes #9831
Add ability to escape dollar signs in custom command templates using backslash notation ($). This allows users to include literal $1, $ARGUMENTS, etc. in their templates without triggering substitution.
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