Coverage decreased (-0.05%) to 97.933% when pulling 14a6550 on dusan-dragon:fix/string-replacer into 2ff9f2c on javascript-obfuscator:master.

@dusan-dragon thanks for commit! Could you attach an example of code or (better) a test case that works only with your fix?

Current output on obfuscator.io is

const foo='foo\x20baz';

Added test which fails on master but passes on this branch

@zamotkin I will try but not sure If I will be able to create such an example as the current obfuscated code is quite complicated and we use more general regex for reserved strings as narrowing down what exactly is the issue is taking too much time

@dusan-dragon sorry, I can't understand what issue you are trying to solve, I need more details.

I do not know what is exactly the issue but my obfuscated code will not run without this in react native.
So far I narrowed down that there is something wrong if strings which starts with non alphanumeric characters get transformed with this function without my modification, I know that because I use:
"reservedStrings": ["^[^a-zA-Z0-9].*$"], - if I modify that regex to match only strings starting with alphanumerical characters then even this PR does not help...

Thank you for the PR. I'll reimplement this fix in slightly different way, to work with other literal transformers, so, i'll close this PR in favor of my pr