William James wrote:

> > Then test them, clean them up, use /m on their ends so you can group
> > their contents with blanks,
>
> Incorrect.  /m makes . match a newline.  /x lets you put extra
> whitespace
> and comments in the regular expression.

I upgraded one of my assertions to write that post. I added blanks,
and it failed. Then I added /m, and it failed, so I added /x, and it
passed.

Then I came here and wrote /m.

Test-first posting works!

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