fixed: bug in tag style #11
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Fixed a bug that would continue the tag style through the pcs index number in round brackets whenever a tag occurred at the end of a line followed by a pcs index number in round brackets (even when two line breaks separated the tag and the pcs index number in round brackets). For example, in the text "<Argument from expertise>: Scientific studies have established a causal link between violence in film and a similar behaviour in spectators. #pro\r\r(1) Scientific studies have established...", the text "#pro\r\r(1)" was all styled as a tag when only "#pro" should have been styled as a tag. This commit appears to fix the bug.
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Fixed a bug that would continue the tag style through the pcs index number in round brackets whenever a tag occurred at the end of a line followed by a pcs index number in round brackets (even when two line breaks separated the tag and the pcs index number in round brackets). For example, in the text ": Scientific studies have established a causal link between violence in film and a similar behaviour in spectators. #pro\r\r(1) Scientific studies have established...", the text "#pro\r\r(1)" was all styled as a tag when only "#pro" should have been styled as a tag. This commit appears to fix the bug.