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Some of these look obviously broken or not expected and should be double-checked by the original author perhaps

If you see something like this: \s* then the author wanted it to be 0 or more whitespace characters, but now you changed it to s* which means 0 or more s characters.

So, if no tests fail and no one ever reported any issue, you can just remove the \s* altogether because it never did anything, or check with the author

@alfaproject I agree that this does not match what the author was intending to do in many of the cases, but these \ uses were superfluous. So the resulting regexs are actually the same.

These two strings create the same RegExp when actually interpretted:

new RegExp(`^test\s`) ==> /^tests/

new RegExp(`^tests`) ==> /^tests/

This PR was merged into the repository by commit 1baeca8.

@josephperrott I know they do but that was not my point. Instead of fixing what the author intended or removing \s* altogether since it wasn't doing anything you left those regexes in a very weird format now....

Agree with @alfaproject. Looks like it would be better to do the \\ so that it would become the original intent of targeting a space instead of some literal "s"

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