fix: allow text after section name in _section_present - #275
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Closing — the maintainer direction confirmed in #175 is to add opt-in section_contains operator rather than modify _section_present. This 1-line change would silently alter scores for existing task sets, which is exactly what maintainers want to avoid. Will reopen with the correct additive approach. |
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Fixes #175. This PR removes the
\s*$anchor from the regex injudges._section_present. Previously, this strict anchor caused the check to fail on headings that contained numbering, annotations, or subtitles (e.g.### 1. Key Risks (Риски) — обзор). By removing the anchor, we ensure that as long as the expected section name is present in a heading, the format is accepted.