Optional macro arguments may cause false positive

[bratekarate]

Bug Description

For some macros (only observed with \parencite so far), optional arguments in brackets cause false positives in the LanguageTool checks. Example:

\parencite{source} yields no errors.
\parencite[p. 12-24]{source} yields:

--(L8C704-L8C713): Possible spelling mistake found. Suggestions: [parents, parent, precise, parasite, parentage, parenting, recite, Prentice, Principe, parented, parricide, partite, perennate, martensite, pargasite, potentite, variscite] (729)

... I like the parasite suggestion though. They should add that macro to latex :)

Temporary workaround

Use command line argument (or config file) --remove-macros parencite (thanks for adding this flag, great for such cases!)

[sylvainhalle]

The culprit is

textidote/Source/Core/src/ca/uqac/lif/textidote/cleaning/latex/LatexCleaner.java

Line 382 in ba5694c

as_out = as_out.replaceAll("\\\\\\w+\\*{0,1}\\{", "");

, which should be changed to handle the case where square brackets are present before the curly brackets.

[sylvainhalle]

As a matter of fact, parencite should be handled like other cite commands, so the fix is not where I said it should be