Match scala symbols composed of valid punctuation #63
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Scala symbols can either be composed of word characters or the following punctuation characters: `\/*&^%#@!~<>|=+-` Fixed the regex to allow for the punctuation case.
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Scala symbols can either be composed of word characters or punctuation characters when using the
'operator. The punctuation characters added in this PR are not the full set allowed by the Scala language, but is the set used elsewhere in this bundle for identifier matching.Fixes #62