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To fix the inefficiency, we need to remove the ambiguity in the regular expression. Specifically, the sub-expression .*? within the optional repetition (?:\s*\n>\s*.*?)*? should be rewritten to avoid backtracking. Instead of using .*?, we can explicitly match characters that are not part of the delimiter (\n>). This ensures that the regex engine does not need to backtrack when processing long or complex inputs.

The updated regex will replace .*? with a more specific pattern, such as [^\n>]*, which matches any sequence of characters that are not a newline or >.

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To fix the issue, we need to ensure that backslashes are escaped in addition to double quotes. This can be achieved by using a regular expression with the g flag to replace all occurrences of backslashes (\) with double backslashes (\\) before escaping double quotes. This ensures that both backslashes and double quotes are properly escaped.

The fix involves modifying the value.replace logic on line 49 to first escape backslashes and then escape double quotes. This can be done by chaining two replace calls or using a single regular expression that handles both cases.

To fix the issue, we need to eliminate the ambiguity in the sub-expression (.|\s)*. This can be achieved by replacing it with a more specific pattern that directly matches any character, including newlines, without ambiguity. In JavaScript, the [\s\S] construct matches any character, including whitespace and non-whitespace characters, effectively replacing (.|\s) without introducing ambiguity.

The updated regular expression will be:

^\s*\`{3,}\w*\r?\n([\s\S]*)\r?\n\`{3,}\s*$

This change ensures that the regular expression performs efficiently, even for long input strings, while maintaining its original functionality.

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To fix the issue, we need to ensure that backslashes are properly escaped in addition to backticks. This can be achieved by modifying the replace function to first escape backslashes and then escape backticks. The escaping should be done in the correct order to avoid double-escaping backslashes introduced during the first replacement.

The best way to fix this is to use a chained replace method or a single regular expression that handles both backslashes and backticks. This ensures that all occurrences are replaced globally and consistently.

Changes will be made to the MarkdownStringify function, specifically to the String(obj).replace calls on line 86 and line 84.

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To fix the issue, the content.replace operation should be updated to escape backslashes (\) in addition to backticks. This can be achieved by chaining another replace call or using a single regular expression that handles both cases. The best approach is to use a regular expression that matches both backslashes and backticks and replaces them with their escaped versions. This ensures that all occurrences are handled correctly.

The updated code will replace backslashes (\) with double backslashes (\\) and backticks (\``) with escaped backticks (\``). This change should be applied to the renderJinja function on line 136.

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To fix the issue, the backslash in \s must be escaped as \\s in the string literal. This ensures that the resulting regular expression correctly interprets \s as a whitespace character class. Similarly, any other backslashes in the regular expression should be reviewed and escaped if necessary. The fix will involve updating the regular expression on line 17 to use \\s instead of \s.

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To fix the issue, the backslash in the string literal should be escaped by doubling it (\\s). This ensures that the resulting regular expression interprets \s as a whitespace character. The same applies to other escape sequences in the regular expression, such as \r and \n, which should also be double-escaped to maintain consistency and correctness.

The specific changes are:

1. Update the regular expression on line 17 to use \\s instead of \s for whitespace matching.
2. Similarly, update the regular expression on line 21 to use \\r and \\n instead of \r and \n.

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To fix the issue, we need to ensure that the \s escape sequence is properly interpreted as a whitespace character in the regular expression. This can be achieved by using a double backslash (\\s) in the string literal, which ensures that the backslash is preserved when the string is converted into a regular expression. This change will make the regular expression behave as intended.

The specific change will be made on line 21 of the file packages/core/src/unwrappers.ts. The \s escape sequence will be replaced with \\s to ensure proper escaping.

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