Fix INI description parsing dropping descriptions containing "word="#28
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Settings.Bind() re-reads settings.ini to recover setting descriptions from the comment lines above each key. The detection regex (INIKeyValuePairPattern) was unanchored, so Regex.Match scanned the entire line and matched any embedded "word=" sequence -- a description such as "...is set to Enabled=false in the database..." was misclassified as a key/value pair, causing the real description for the following setting to be discarded.
Anchor the pattern at the start of the line ('^') so only lines that actually begin with an (optionally commented) key=value are treated as settings. This fixes both the GeneratedRegex (NET) and Regex (non-NET) paths since they share the constant.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Settings.Bind() re-reads settings.ini to recover setting descriptions from the comment lines above each key. The detection regex (INIKeyValuePairPattern) was unanchored, so Regex.Match scanned the entire line and matched any embedded "word=" sequence -- a description such as "...is set to Enabled=false in the database..." was misclassified as a key/value pair, causing the real description for the following setting to be discarded.
Anchor the pattern at the start of the line ('^') so only lines that actually begin with an (optionally commented) key=value are treated as settings. This fixes both the GeneratedRegex (NET) and Regex (non-NET) paths since they share the constant.