Add support for regex expressions in expected_output.txt#50
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Add support for regex expressions in expected_output.txt#50nickpdemarco wants to merge 1 commit intoHKalbasi:mainfrom
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As of (at least) Rust 1.91, thread IDs are printed whenever a thread panics. Since we obviously can't predict those IDs, we have to change how we evaluate example output correctness.
As a quick fix, I added support for regex expressions in expected_output.txt. In this specific case, expected panicking lines can be expressed as:
The
{{re: ***}}block expresses a regex with contents***.