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Author: sinclairzx81

readme.md

@@ -71,9 +71,6 @@ License: MIT
   - [Array](#Array)
   - [Optional](#Optional)
   - [Epsilon](#Epsilon)
-- [Until](#Until)
-  - [Until](#Until)
-  - [NonEmpty](#UntilNonEmpty)
 - [Terminals](#Terminals)
   - [Ident](#Ident)
   - [BigInt](#BigInt)
@@ -238,57 +235,6 @@ const R1 = Runtime.Parse(T, 'X Y Z')                // const R1 = [['X', 'Y'], '
 const R2 = Runtime.Parse(T, 'Y Z')                  // const R2 = [[], 'Y Z']
 ```
 
-## Until
-
-ParseBox range combinators match character sequences up to one or more terminating sentinel strings. These combinators are used to match arbituary Unicode (UTF-16) sequences.
-
-
-### Until
-
-The Until combinator parses characters up to (but not including) one of the specified sentinel string values. It captures all characters encountered before the sentinel. If a sentinel value is not found in the input, parsing fails. Until succeeds even if it matches a zero-length string. This occurs if a sentinel is found immediately at the current parsing position.
-
-**BNF**
-
-```bnf
-<T> ::= ? any character sequence (0 or more) until 'Z' ?
-```
-
-**TypeScript**
-
-```typescript
-const T = Runtime.Until(['Z'])                      // const T = {
-                                                    //   type: 'Until',
-                                                    //   values: ['Z']
-                                                    // }
-
-const R = Runtime.Parse(T, 'X Y Z')                 // const R = ['X Y ', 'Z']
-```
-
-### UntilNonEmpty
-
-The UntilNonEmpty combinator works the same as Until, but it fails if the parsed content yields a zero-length string.
-
-**BNF**
-
-```bnf
-<T> ::= ? any character sequence (1 or more) until 'Z'. fails on zero length ?
-```
-
-**TypeScript**
-
-```typescript
-const T = Runtime.UntilNonEmpty(['Z'])              // const T = {
-                                                    //   type: 'UntilNonEmpty',
-                                                    //   values: ['Z']
-                                                    // }
-
-const R1 = Runtime.Parse(T, 'X Y Z')                // const R1 = ['X Y ', 'Z']
-
-const R2 = Runtime.Parse(T, ' Z')                   // const R2 = [' ', 'Z']
-
-const R3 = Runtime.Parse(T, 'Z')                    // const R3 = []
-```
-
 ## Terminal Combinators
 
 ParseBox provides combinators for parsing common lexical tokens, such as numbers, identifiers, and strings, enabling static, optimized parsing of typical JavaScript constructs.