Use keyword_pattern for is_symbol check
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Use
keyword_patternin place ofchar.is_symbolto improve matching (especially useful for improving forcmp-pathandcmp-cmdlinematches in the command-line).Falls back to original behaviour of using
char.is_symbolif nokeyword_patternis provided/specified for a source.