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/Frameworks/Secrets/Secrets.swift
Secrets/Sources/Secrets/Secrets.swift
*.py[cod]
/Modules/Secrets/Sources/Secrets/SecretKey.swift

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/// Removes an HTML tag and everything between its start and end tags.
///
/// The regex pattern `<tag>[\\s\\S]*?</tag>` explanation:
/// - `<` matches the literal `<` character.
/// - `tag` matches the literal parameter provided to the function, e.g., `style`.
/// - `>` matches the literal `>` character.
/// - `[\\s\\S]*?`
/// - `[\\s\\S]` matches _any_ character, including new lines.
/// - `*` will match zero or more of the preceeding character, in this case _any_
/// character.
/// - `?` switches the matching mode to [lazy](https://javascript.info/regexp-greedy-and-lazy)
/// so it will match as few as characters as possible before satisfying the rest of the pattern.
/// - `<` matches the literal `<` character.
/// - `/` matches the literal `/` character.
/// - `tag` matches the literal parameter provided to the function, e.g., `style`.
/// - `>` matches the literal `>` character.
///
/// - Parameter tag: The tag to remove.
///
/// - Returns: A new copy of `self` with the tag removed.
///
/// - Note: Doesn't work correctly with nested tags of the same name.
private func removingTagAndContents(_ tag: String) -> String {
return self.replacingOccurrences(of: "<\(tag).+?</\(tag)>", with: "", options: [.regularExpression, .caseInsensitive])
return self.replacingOccurrences(of: "<\(tag)>[\\s\\S]*?</\(tag)>", with: "", options: [.regularExpression, .caseInsensitive])
}
/// Strips HTML from a string.