fix: resolve lines.indexOf bug and safe string replacement pattern bugs in scripts#139
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Thanks for the fix. Both look correct, merging.
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This change fixes two critical bugs in the project's helper scripts:
In
scripts/check-skills-index.mjs, the methodparseSkillsIndexpreviously utilizedlines.indexOf(line)to obtain the line number of the skill entry in theskills-index.yamlfile. If there were identical lines in the file (such as identical formatting, sections, or comments),indexOfwould yield the index of the first occurrence instead of the active loop index. This is resolved by iterating over lines using a standard index-based loop and computing the line number directly from the loop variable index.In
scripts/sync-plugins.mjs, the methodinjectDeprecationNoticeused string replacement with dynamic arguments (notice,currentDesc, andnewFm). Because JSString.prototype.replacetreats$as a special replacement pattern prefix (e.g., matching$&to duplicate the match), any occurrence of$in the description or deprecation notice would be improperly parsed and expand to arbitrary matched substrings. This is corrected by supplying replacement callback functions to thereplacecalls, preventing pattern expansion bugs.