Aggressively reduce backtracking in CSS parsing regex logic - #300
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Use Atomic groups and possessive quantifiers to reduce backtracking. In most cases, only minimal backtracking is really required. Rework patterns so that most of them grab what they need and pass or fail.
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Use Atomic groups and possessive quantifiers to reduce backtracking. In most cases, only minimal backtracking is really required. Rework patterns so that most of them grab what they need and pass or fail.