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I recently noticed that saying "smash one plus" produces "one+" and "hammer one plus" produces "One+". These being code formatters, the expected output should probably be "oneplus" or "OnePlus", i.e. exclusively contain words.
Side note: even phrase formatters only replace punctuation symbols and not other mathematical symbols.
I think we should probably add a capture <user.text_code> or <user.text_code_identifier> that is just <user.text> with additional punctuation . and _. We can then use this capture for code formatters and also other commands.
I recently noticed that saying "smash one plus" produces "one+" and "hammer one plus" produces "One+". These being code formatters, the expected output should probably be "oneplus" or "OnePlus", i.e. exclusively contain words.
Side note: even phrase formatters only replace punctuation symbols and not other mathematical symbols.
CC: @nriley
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