feat(regexp): re-seq, re-replace/-first, re-split#131
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Complete the regexp library with the remaining Clojure-style builtins:
- re-seq: vector of every non-overlapping match, each shaped like
re-find (match string, or [whole g1 g2 …] with groups)
- re-replace / re-replace-first: rewrite matches with $1 / ${name}
group references ($$ for a literal $); replace-first leaves the
string unchanged when there is no match
- re-split: split around matches into a vector, with an optional
integer limit (Go Split semantics: trailing empties kept)
Docs (README, CHANGELOG, LANGUAGE.md) and tests updated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes the regexp library — the three functions left as "planned":
re-seq— vector of every non-overlapping match, each shaped likere-find(the match string, or[whole g1 g2 …]with groups).[]when nothing matches.re-replace/re-replace-first— rewrite matches with$1/${name}group references ($$for a literal$).re-replace-firstleaves the string unchanged when there is no match. Function replacements are not supported.re-split— split around matches into a vector, with an optional integer limit. Follows Go'sSplit: trailing empty pieces are kept.All accept a compiled regex or a raw
¬…¬pattern, like the existing builtins.Docs (
README.md,CHANGELOG.md, regeneratedLANGUAGE.md) and tests updated; both the untagged and-tags debuggersuites pass locally.🤖 Generated with Claude Code