Common False Positives

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False Positives:

• is: Isaiah
• so: Song of Solomon
• am: Amos
• mar: Mark

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Perhaps the solution is to make it so that they cannot match chapters:

• ❌ is 1 of the reasons
• ✅ something (Is 1:1)

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I did have an issue where AM 1 Samuel ... matched as Amos 1. The problem is that, for performance reasons, I included matching a digit, so instead of matching AM and 1 Samuel, it matches AM 1 and then no book of Samuel

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Add some kind of check at the end of a match so that +GA9hNKdqbH doesn't end up as Galatians 9 because it sees it is followed by hNK...
I could make this conditional with "is there a space between the reference and the first number"?
(As well as what is before GA9.)
There are times when I might want (Galatians 6:9) or some equivalent, so I can't ban all adjacent symbols as the full solution.

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Don't let Matthew 10:8 and ... be parsed as Matthew 10:8a.
Require the sub-verse to not have leading space OR for it to be alone (though a is its own word)

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Similarly, it is wrong when Matt. 9:37-38; cf. Luke 10:2 is parsed as Matt. 9:37-38; c

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Also, parsing just a chapter includes the comma: In 2 Corinthians 9, Paul says ... will match 2 Corinthians 9, because the , may follow it (for a chapter range), but it shouldn't end on a delimeter

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Mar. 1995 matches Mar. 199 because it must parse a u8. While I still would need to check for valid chapters/verses, I should not take from only part of a contiguous string of numbers.

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Parsed "Luke 16; 13:100" from "Luke 16, 13. C" inside

143
00:22:57,920 --> 00:23:05,240
Luke 16, 13. Conclusion The words of Christ are a great treasure.

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Parsed "Matthew 6; 24:143" from "Matthew 6, 24.\n\n143" inside

142
00:22:50,660 --> 00:22:57,320
As he himself said, you cannot serve both God and money. Matthew 6, 24.

143
00:22:57,920 --> 00:23:05,240
Luke 16, 13. Conclusion The words of Christ are a great treasure.

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While not using contextual parsing, I should be able to do Matthew 10 verse 8 or Matthew chapter 10 verse 8.
I should also not use Roman numeral support for parsing in audio files, so I'm thinking I should want to be able to provide parameters that say "do allow this" and "dont allow this"