Describe your problem and how to reproduce it:
This passes:

let favRegex = /favou?rite/i;

But this doesn't:

let favRegex = /favou?rite/gi;

with the error message:

// running tests
Your regex shoul

Update various parts of the text.

There's no such thing as "early ReferenceError" anymore (for things like 0++); they're all just "early SyntaxError" now. tc39/ecma262#691

A description is incomplete. It should mention:

These patterns are not competing, but complementing each other. To achieve availability, one needs both fail-over and replication.

right after

"There are two main patterns to support high availability: fail-over and replication. "

https://mybinder.org/ Should I make a binder ? :) Or if there is a binder link, it's well hidden.

I think the work you've done on this is amazing. Seems like a great project, but your README is a bit bloated and hard to decipher. Might I suggest you condense it down into a set of readable chunks and maybe link off to the wiki for the more detailed bits.

Its only my opinion, but I find that answering the following questions, in order, helps to simplify docs.

• who? - who wrote the p

I've just discovered while grepping through the code that webhook also supports YAML. That's great! :) Could we please have a proper documentation for this? Currently nothing in the documentation points to any kind of yaml support.

Some command outputs don't look great on a dark background:

Originally reported in donnemartin/saws#18 by @sesas

There are +115 code examples provided with raylib, some of them contributed by several authors.

There could be some assets used on the examples that lack a license file (sometimes because it was just not available or not provided by the author). It should be reviewed.

All assets used in raylib examples should include a license and it should be a permissive license (free to use/distribute).

1. Share good stories. Enhancement - share link by email
2. Send to mobile. Enhacenement - use pushbullet api to push link to user's phone
3. Send to Text-to-Speech reader on android - I use " @voice " on my android to have HN articles read to me while I drive. Can we push article links using pushbullet api to your phone and to your TTS app?

This is something that I'm currently working on, but this should allow people like me that learn from example better than from documentation and standalone examples to grasp the idea of the lang easier. I'm creating a fork in which I will implement this in the english version.

What is the issue?

Some characters are trimmed from the code (publ)

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-java/v2/developer-guide/examples-cloudwatch-publish-custom-metrics.html

But the source looks fine:

https://github.com/awsdocs/aws-doc-sdk-examples/blob/master/javav2/example_code/cloudwatch/src/main/java/com/example/cloudwatch/PutMetricData.java#L59

So it's possibly somethin