Java regex nested assertions - #1661
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…pair instead of Unit.
…handle nested groups' outward requirements.
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companion object should come in top of the class file, not on bottom
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Allowed assertions (currently only lookaheads #1646 and lookbehinds #1656) to appear nested (within a group
()) on java regex. Allowed assertion requirements and repairs to escape their groups into neighboring terms. The outwards requirements of a group must be resolved by that group's neighboring genes during repairs for the repairs to be successful.Note: Does not allow assertions to appear on quantified groups.