Add tests for substring / anchor interaction #490
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^ and $ should match the start and end of the callee, even if that callee is a substring. Right now ^ and $ match the start and end of the callee's base string, instead. In addition, ^ and $ should only match the start and end of the callee when replacing a subrange, not the start and end of the subrange.
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^ and $ should match the start and end of the callee, even if that callee is a substring. Right now ^ and $ match the start and end of the callee's base string, instead. In addition, ^ and $ should only match the start and end of the callee when replacing a subrange, not the start and end of the subrange.
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^and$should match the start and end of the callee, even if that callee is a substring. Right now^and$match the start and end of the callee's base string, instead. In addition,^and$should only match the start and end of the callee when replacing a subrange, not the start and end of the subrange.