I already told you how to make a dot match a newline. I explained why repeating patterns can be expensive for regex engines to execute. It's a known issue amon

I already told you how to make a dot match a newline. I explained why repeating patterns can be expensive for regex engines to execute. It's a known issue among most regex engines. I find it funny that you whine and dance around all your little use cases, but when it comes to actual reporting correct output, you just happen to conveniently assume that none of the strings you search for produce incorrect results. As I already said, this entire conversation started by me correcting a perf claim where you snubbed your nose. That was my only point. You then decided to talk about a grander problem that I have never engaged in. I never once said rg meets your use cases. (Your use cases seem quite strange.) I don't give a shit if you think rg can replace broken software or not.