Fix: Allow arbitrary attribute order in triple-slash directives #34741
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lint:
src/compiler/utilities.ts#L2745
The quantifier '[^>]*?' can exchange characters with '\s+'. Using any string accepted by /\s+/, this can be exploited to cause at least polynomial backtracking
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src/compiler/utilities.ts#L2745
The quantifier '\s+' can exchange characters with '\s+'. Using any string accepted by /\s+/, this can be exploited to cause at least polynomial backtracking
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src/compiler/utilities.ts#L2745
The quantifier '\s+' can exchange characters with '[^>]*?'. Using any string accepted by /\s+/, this can be exploited to cause at least polynomial backtracking
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lint:
src/compiler/utilities.ts#L2744
The quantifier '[^>]*?' can exchange characters with '\s+'. Using any string accepted by /\s+/, this can be exploited to cause at least polynomial backtracking
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lint:
src/compiler/utilities.ts#L2744
The quantifier '\s+' can exchange characters with '\s+'. Using any string accepted by /\s+/, this can be exploited to cause at least polynomial backtracking
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lint:
src/compiler/utilities.ts#L2744
The quantifier '\s+' can exchange characters with '[^>]*?'. Using any string accepted by /\s+/, this can be exploited to cause at least polynomial backtracking
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