Enhance MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator functionality

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Description

• Enhanced the regex pattern used for validating checkbox groups in MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator.
• Improved the formatting of the validation report for better readability.

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Enhancement	MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator.php Enhance MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator functionality          src/Library/MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator.php Updated regex pattern for group validation. Improved report formatting for consistency. +2/-2

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced flexibility in validating Markdown group checkboxes with improved regex patterns.

• Bug Fixes

  • Standardized the header format of the checkbox validation report for consistency.

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Walkthrough

The changes made in the MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator class focus on updating the validateCheckboxes and generateReport methods. The regex pattern in validateCheckboxes has been revised to better capture group titles in Markdown, allowing for optional HTML comments. Additionally, the report header text in generateReport has been modified for consistency in capitalization. These adjustments aim to enhance the functionality and formatting of the class.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Src/Library/MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator.php	Updated regex pattern in validateCheckboxes to better match Markdown group titles; modified report header text in generateReport.

Possibly related PRs

• Enhance PR Validation and Scanning Features #597: Introduces the MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator class, including the validateCheckboxes and generateReport methods, directly related to the changes made in the main PR.
• Enhance MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator to Track Found Checkbox Groups #604: Enhances the MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator class by adding a feature to track found checkbox groups, directly extending the functionality being modified in the main PR.
• Enhance PR Description Validation Logic #606: Modifies the logic in the checkPullRequestDescription function, which relates to the validation logic that may interact with the MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator functionality in the context of pull request descriptions.

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• gstraccini

🐇 In the land of Markdown, where checkboxes play,
A validator hops, making sure they stay.
With patterns refined, and reports in line,
Consistency reigns, oh how they shine!
So let’s celebrate this change, oh so bright,
For a clearer report, and checkboxes just right! 🌟

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PR Review 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2, because the changes are focused on regex patterns and report formatting, which are relatively straightforward to understand and review.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
⚡ Possible issues	Regex Complexity: The new regex pattern may be more complex and could potentially lead to unexpected matches. It would be beneficial to add unit tests to cover various scenarios.
🔒 Security concerns	No

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Maintainability	Use trim() to clean up group names in the report output Consider using trim() on the group name to avoid issues with leading or trailing whitespace in the report. Src/Library/MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator.php [65] -$report .= "\n{$group['group']}\n"; +$report .= "\n" . trim($group['group']) . "\n"; Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: Using trim() on the group name is a strong suggestion that enhances the output's cleanliness and prevents potential formatting issues.	9
Best practice	Standardize the casing of the report message for consistency The report message should maintain consistent casing for better readability and professionalism. Src/Library/MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator.php [63] -$report = "Checkbox validation report:\n"; +$report = "Checkbox Validation Report:\n"; Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: Standardizing the casing of the report message improves readability and professionalism, making it a valuable suggestion.	8
Possible issue	Improve the regex pattern to ensure it accurately captures valid Markdown group headers and checkboxes The regex pattern for $groupPattern could be improved to ensure it captures only valid Markdown group headers and checkboxes, preventing potential false positives. Src/Library/MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator.php [9] -$groupPattern = '/##\s(.+)\n(?:<!--.*?-->\n)?((?:- \[(.)\] .+\n)+)/mi'; +$groupPattern = '/^##\s(.+?)\s*$(?:\n(?:<!--.*?-->\n)?((?:- \[(x| )\] .+\n)+))/mi'; Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: The suggestion proposes a regex improvement that could enhance validation accuracy, but the proposed pattern may still allow some invalid cases.	7
Enhancement	Implement thorough testing for regex patterns to validate their correctness and robustness Ensure that the regex patterns are tested with a variety of inputs to confirm they behave as expected and handle edge cases. Src/Library/MarkdownGroupCheckboxValidator.php [9-10] -$groupPattern = '/##\s(.+)\n(?:<!--.*?-->\n)?((?:- \[(.)\] .+\n)+)/mi'; +// Ensure comprehensive testing of the regex patterns with various Markdown inputs. Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: While testing regex patterns is important, this suggestion is more of a general best practice rather than a specific improvement to the code itself.	6

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