Add symbol b'\xe2\x80\x93' to punctuation symbols

[sergei3000]

This symbol looks very similar to b'-', and isn't matched when using string.punctuation as reference

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[csabella]

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[rpigott]

string.punctuation excludes many characters in the unicode punctuation classes. I don't think it's meant to be comprehensive. For that reason, adding just U+2013 'EN DASH' makes little sense.

If you need to robustly match all punctuation characters, use the unicode category from unicodedata.category, or use an alternative regex module that implements this.

[bsolomon1124]

Echoing @rpigott , string.punctuation is

String of ASCII characters which are considered punctuation characters in the C locale

Perhaps there is third-party module that is more comprehensive and focuses on the full Unicode table.

[csabella]

Closing based on comments.