Lab regex1.html: Remove YAML

Signed-off-by: David A. Wheeler <[email protected]>

Author: david-a-wheeler

docs/labs/regex1.html

@@ -86,168 +86,6 @@
 \\z
 </script>
 
-<script id="info" type="application/yaml">
----
-hints:
-- present: |-
-    /
-  text: In JavaScript a constant regular expression is surrounded by
-    forward slashes like /PATTERN/. However, for this exercise we only
-    want the text inside the slashes (the pattern itself).
-  examples:
-  - - "/"
-- present: |-
-    ["'`]
-  text: In this exercise we only want the regular expression pattern itself.
-    There is no need to use any kind of quote mark.
-  examples:
-  - - "'"
-- absent: |-
-    ^\^
-  text: For input validation, start with '^' to indicate a full match.
-  examples:
-  - - "(Y|N)"
-- present: |-
-    \\[Zz]
-  text: The ECMAScript (JavaScript) specification does not support \Z or \z.
-  examples:
-  - - "^Y|N\\z"
-- absent: |-
-    \$$
-  text: For input validation, end with '$' to indicate a full match.
-  examples:
-  - - "^(Y|N)"
-- absent: |-
-    [\|\[]
-  text: Consider using [YN], to match either a Y or an N.
-  examples:
-  - - "^$"
-- present: |-
-    \|
-  absent: |-
-    \(
-  text: If you use "|" you must parentheses or the precedence will be wrong.
-    For example, "^A|B$" accepts anything beginning with A, and it also
-    accepts anything ending with B. That is not what you want.
-  examples:
-  - - "^Y|N$"
-- present: " "
-  text: Spaces normally match spaces in a regex. Do not use them in this case,
-    because a space is not one of the allowed characters.
-  examples:
-  - - "^[YN] $"
-- absent: |-
-    ^\^
-  index: 1
-  text: For input validation, start with '^' to indicate a full match.
-  examples:
-  -
-    - "^[YN]$"
-    - ""
-- absent: |-
-    \$$
-  index: 1
-  text: For input validation, end with '$' to indicate a full match.
-  examples:
-  -
-    - "^[YN]$"
-    - "^"
-- absent: |-
-    \[A-Z\]
-  index: 1
-  text: You can use [A-Z] to match one uppercase Latin letter (A through Z).
-  examples:
-  -
-    - "^[YN]$"
-    - "^$"
-- present: |-
-    \^\[A-Z\]\*
-  index: 1
-  text: A "*" matches one or more, not one or more.
-- present: |-
-    \(
-  index: 1
-  text: You do not need parentheses to solve this problem.
-- absent: |-
-    (\[A-Z\]\+|
-     \[A-Z\]\[A-Z\]\*)
-  index: 1
-  text: You can use [A-Z]+ to match one or more uppercase Latin letters.
-  examples:
-  -
-    - "^[YN]$"
-    - "^[A-Z]$"
-- present: "True"
-  index: 2
-  text: Regular expressions are case-sensitive by default; use "true".
-- present: "False"
-  index: 2
-  text: Regular expressions are case-sensitive by default; use "false".
-- absent: |-
-    \|
-  index: 2
-  text: Use "|" to express alternatives.
-- present: |-
-    ^\^true\|false\$$
-  index: 2
-  text: No. This would match anything beginning with the term true,
-    or anything ending with the term false. Use parenthesis.
-- present: |-
-    ^\^false\|true\$$
-  index: 2
-  text: No. This would match anything beginning with the term false,
-    or anything ending with the term true. Use parenthesis.
-- absent: |-
-    \(
-  index: 2
-  text: Use parentheses.
-- present: |-
-    \$
-  index: 3
-  text: This is Python, not ECMAScript (JavaScript). Use \Z at the end, not $.
-- present: |-
-    \\z
-  index: 3
-  text: This is Python. Use \Z at the end, not \z.
-- absent: |-
-    ^\\A
-  index: 4
-  text: This is Ruby. Use \A at the beginning.
-- absent: |-
-    \\z$
-  index: 4
-  text: This is Ruby. Use \z at the beginning.
-- absent: |-
-    \[A-Z\]
-  index: 4
-  text: Use [A-Z] to match one uppercase Latin letter.
-- present: |-
-    \[A-Z\](\*|\+)
-  index: 4
-  text: In this case we are only matching one letter, not many of them.
-    Do not use "*" or "+" after [A-Z].
-# successes:
-# - - " query ( 'id' ) . isInt ( {min: 1 , max: 9999 } ) ,"
-# - - " query ( `id` ) . isInt ( {min: 1 , max: 9_999 } ) ,   "
-# - - 'query ( "id" ) . isInt ( {min: 1 , max: 9_999 } ) ,'
-# failures:
-# - - " query,"
-# - - 'query(''id'').isint({min: 1, max: 9999})'
-# - - 'query(''id'').isInt({min: 1, max: 9999})'
-#
-# Remove all whitespace, so we can make our patterns easier to read
-#
-preprocessing:
-  -
-    - |-
-        \s*
-    - ""
-#   -
-#     - |-
-#         (\\s\*)?\s+(\\s\*)?
-#     - "\\s*"
-# debug: true
-</script>
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docs/labs/regex1.js

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-info2 =
+info =
 {
   hints: [
     {
@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ info2 =
     {
       absent: String.raw`\\z$`,
       "index": 4,
-      text: "This is Ruby. Use \\z at the beginning."
+      text: "This is Ruby. Use \\z at the end."
     },
     {
       absent: String.raw`\[A-Z\]`,