Reference:
- https://adguard.com/kb/general/ad-filtering/create-own-filters/#noop-modifier
uBO already supported the noop filter option `_` to allow filter
authors to resolve possible ambiguities arising when crafting network
filters with many options.
AdGuard extended the semantic of the `_` option to also resolve
readability issues by supporting multiple instances of the `_` option
in a single filter, and also by supporting any number of consecutive
`_` in a single noop filter option.
Reference:
https://adguard.com/kb/general/ad-filtering/create-own-filters/#conditions-directive
This commit should make uBO fully compatible with the `!#if`
directives found throughout AdGuard's filter lists.
Additionally, added the new `!#else` directive for convenience
to filter list authors:
!#if cap_html_filtering
example.com##^script:has-text(fakeAd)
!#else
example.com##+js(rmnt, script, fakeAd)
!#endif
Related issue:
- https://github.com/AdguardTeam/Scriptlets/issues/332
Additionally, uBO's own scriplet syntax now also accept quoting
the parameters with either `'` or `"`. This can be used to avoid
having to escape commas when they are present in a parameter.
Related issue:
- https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/issues/18725
Testing the context was causing the deprecated static property
RegExp.$1 to be clobbered, causing webpage breakage because this
property was subsequently used used by the caller.
The syntax highlighter could throw with some invalid static
network filter patterns. This was caused by the syntax
highlighter still drilling down the pattern parts after
having told codemirror to style the whole pattern as an
error, thus causing the codemirror stream position to go
backward.
Since in uBOL filter lists from various sources are combined into
a single list, there must be a way to turn on/off trust level
inside the resulting combined filter list so as to be able to
validate the trust level of filters requiring trust.
This commit adds new parser directives understood only by MV3
compiler to turn on/off trust flag internally.
