[Bug 253774] textproc/aspell: bad regular expression after location specifier

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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=253774

--- Comment #4 from Thierry Thomas <thierry at FreeBSD.org> ---
It works for me:
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news, articles and other\
interesting stuff mostly but not always related to the UNIX or BSD systems.
Whenever I stumble upon    \
something worth mentioning on the Internet I just put it here.

Today the amount information that we get using various information streams is
at massive overload. Thus\
one needs to focus only on what is important without the need to
<tt>grep(1)</tt> the Internet         \
everyday. Hence the idea of providing such information 'bulk' as I already do
that <tt>grep(1)</tt>.




<h1>UNIX</h1>

FreeNAS Compression Tale.
http://storagegaga.com/a-freenas-compression-tale/

Really Leaving Linux Desktop Behind.
https://catfox.life/2021/03/21/really-leaving-the-linux-desktop-behind/

Managing Multiple PostgreSQL Instances on FreeBSD.
https://fluca1978.github.io/2021/03/22/PostgreSQLFreeBSDMultiInstance.html

Wireguard Controversy Statement from FreeBSD Core Team.
https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-hackers/2021-March/057102.html

1) Ty                                               6) tat
2) YT                                               7) tit
3) Tet                                              8) tot
4) Tut                                              9) tr
5) rt                                               0) tut
i) Ignore                                           I) Ignore all
r) Replace                                          R) Replace all
a) Add                                              l) Add Lower
b) Abort                                            x) Exit

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Thus we know that the encountered error does not depend on your file.

Some more ideas:
- Perl installed version?
- output of `locale'?
- check that /usr/local/share/aspell/perl.amf is not corrupt
  SHA256 (/usr/local/share/aspell/perl.amf) =
a7be8f9c7e1b9640d780e1e1c1bd2ce153ebf8fcb5a402e37aeacea68e1db578
- ...

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