fix(prd): stop PRD titles corrupting the README index#31
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regenerateIndex() passed the new index block to String.replace() as a replacement string, so a PRD title containing a special pattern ($&, $`, $', $$) was interpreted instead of inserted literally — splicing the old index back into itself and corrupting prd/README.md. Use a function replacement (() => block) so the block is written verbatim regardless of title content. Adds a regression test.
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Problem
regenerateIndex()rebuilds theprd/README.mdindex by callingbody.replace(regex, replacementString)with the freshly rendered index blockas the replacement string.
String.prototype.replacetreats$&,$`,$',$$and$nin a replacement string as special patterns. PRD titles areuser-supplied, so a title such as
Add $& live supportgets its$&expandedinto the matched text — splicing the old index block back into itself and
corrupting the README.
Reproduction (before this change)
Fix
Pass a function replacement (
() => block). A function's return value isinserted verbatim, so no
$-sequence in a title is ever interpreted. One-linechange, no behaviour change for normal titles.
Test
Adds a regression test to
test/prd.test.mjsthat creates a PRD whose titleholds
$&and asserts the index markers still appear exactly once. It fails onmainand passes with this fix. Full suite green (node --test).