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* Add regex example to "Match detection for URIs" that is not broken I find it important that examples actually follow best practices. The current regex one is not. `^https://.*google\.com$` is an improper regex (as already pointed out because it also matches `malicious-site.com`) that is only there to show the weaknesses of regular expressions for this use case. I find such an example very good for this purpose but there should also be a "good example" that complements it. I found such a "good example" that I hope is more useful and has no unwanted loopholes. * Change wording from bad/good to unsafe/safe in regex match detection * Update uri-match-detection.md Co-authored-by: fred_the_tech_writer <69817454+fschillingeriv@users.noreply.github.com>
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