Add unicode_word_indices #91
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The iterator UnicodeWordIndices is similar to UnicodeWord but also provides byte offsets for each word
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The PR adds a new iterator:
UnicodeWordIndices(and the functionunicode_word_indices). It is similar toUnicodeWordsbut also provides byte offsets for each word.The motivation for this PR was making nushell/reedline#5 in which I used
split_word_bound_indicesand then filtered the result using logic that is internal tounicode_words. I believe that PR would have been trivial usingunicode_word_indices. Hopefully it can also be useful to others.Should I add more tests for
unicode_word_indices? Or are the existing tests forunicode_wordsand the doc test forunicode_word_indicessufficient?