Code cleanup after #649: removed unnecessary bounds + string, and removed clojure-dot rule #650
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Fixes bug#653. * lispy-test.el (lispy-simulate-key) (lispy-simulate-keys) (lispy-simulate-expect): Added facilities to assert results after a given set of keypresses. (lispy-read-unsafe-chars): added regression tests for bug#648.
Fixes bug#648. * lispy.el lispy--symbol-safe-chars: define list of safe chars. (lispy--read): protect against unsafe chars in a symbol. (lispy--replace-regexp-in-code): add predicate to only replace on match data.
lispy.el (lispy--read) (lispy--insert): removed unreachable clojure dot rule, because it is always covered by the unsafe character rule.
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Blocked by #649.
The first two commits are #649 itself, and the only commit of interest is 949e6d1.
The PR's goal is to remove clojure-dot rule entirely. This is because the clojure-dot rule is always covered by unsafe symbol, which can be tested by letting lispy parse
(. hello world).