Improve score by supporting extra_phrase for extra words in rules

[alok1304]

Follow up of:

• Improve score by supporting extra_phrase for extra words in rules #4424

Add new phrases like extra_phrase this is special for extra-words. This phrase is represented in the format [[n]], where n indicates the maximum number of extra-words allowed at that position in the rule.

If extra-words appear at the correct position and their count does not exceed the allowed limit n, then the score is increased to 100.

Reference #4420

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Signed-off-by: Alok Kumar alokkumarjipura9973@gmail.com

[AyanSinhaMahapatra]

Thanks @alok1304! Looking much better

See comments for your consideration. I've updated your PR description to mention that this is a follow up PR, since there is important context and reviews in the previous PR, we need to preserve this as required.

[alok1304]

I addet test for 3-seq where there is no detection of copyrights statements , Ref: https://github.com/xyzzy-022/xyzzy/blob/5a16eb998470241b33ad3caa6a4946d0448a16b6/LEGAL.md?plain=1#L97
this file when we scan we got extra-words so I added extra-phrase marker in that corresponding matched rule. Such that we can improve the score.

[alok1304]

Actually, the previous test case is failing because of extra-phrase is removed from rules while loading, after that when scan same rules then matcher is 3-seq not any one of these"1-hash", "1-spdx-id", "2-aho" this is due to extra-phrase marker that are present in rules. This test case is failing https://github.com/aboutcode-org/scancode-toolkit/blob/develop/tests/licensedcode/test_detection_validate.py#L101

   def check_rule_or_license_can_be_detected_exactly(licensish):
        """
        Check that a rule or license can be detected exactly, either by thyself (or with an exact match
        to any rule for deprecated rules).
        """
        idx = cache.get_index()
        deadline = time() + 20  # ms
        matches = idx.match(query_string=licensish.text, _skip_hash_match=True, deadline=deadline)
        # ensure we can self-detect exactly
        expected = [licensish.identifier]
        results = [m.rule.identifier for m in matches]
    
        if results != expected:
            expected.append(f'file://{licensish.rule_file()}')
            assert results == expected
        icm = is_correct_detection(matches)
        if not icm:
            expected.append(f'file://{licensish.rule_file()}')
>           assert results == expected

E           AssertionError: assert ['bsd-new_newlib3.RULE'] == ['bsd-new_newlib3.RULE',\n 'file:///home/vsts/work/1/s/src/licensedcode/data/rules/bsd-new_newlib3.RULE']
E             Right contains one more item: 'file:///home/vsts/work/1/s/src/licensedcode/data/rules/bsd-new_newlib3.RULE'
E             Full diff:
E               [
E                'bsd-new_newlib3.RULE',
E             -  'file:///home/vsts/work/1/s/src/licensedcode/data/rules/bsd-new_newlib3.RULE',
E               ]

because is_correct_detection gives False because it not include 3-seq in matcher see: https://github.com/aboutcode-org/scancode-toolkit/blob/develop/src/licensedcode/detection.py#L1090
That's why the test case is failing. So, I added 3-seq see: https://github.com/aboutcode-org/scancode-toolkit/pull/4432/files#diff-5f6ccc1d8f9540cae715bddaf337246f4c69c48ca596b2086e05b18c541aef4aR1098

Now, all the test cases are passed :)

[AyanSinhaMahapatra]

Thanks @alok1304. looking great overall, see comments for your consideration.