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Ignore punctuation when matching a word in the zen command - #3563
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!zen <word>first looks for a line containing that exact word, but the check included any punctuation attached to the word. So!zen uglydidn't match "ugly." and fell through to the fuzzy search instead.The check now compares only the word itself. Apostrophes inside words are kept, so "aren't" and "let's" still match as whole words.
Adds a test covering words next to punctuation.