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Support Unicode-aware regular expressions for alphabets - #56
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Accept a Regexp for alphabet alongside existing string allowlists, preserving the ASCII default. Unicode script/property expressions such as /\p{Han}/ and /[\p{L}\p{M}\p{N}]/ support whole scripts without enumerating characters. Match each normalized/lowercased character and retain word separators independently.
Cover Han characters beyond the original example, multilingual letters/numbers/combining marks, separators, explicit string allowlists, unchanged default behavior, and invalid option types. Document rebuilding after alphabet changes and distinguish character-ngram matching from language-aware segmentation.
Fixes #14. Depends on #51.
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