it wrongly matched `<w:pPr` when looking for `<w:p` in that case the cloned block would not be valid XML, and so the generated docx document could not be opened by Word adding the `\b` word boundary to the regex fixes this. the accompanying unit test failed with this message when trying to load the generated file: ``` ErrorException: DOMDocument::loadXML(): Opening and ending tag mismatch: p line 2 and body in Entity, line: 2 ``` This might solve issues such as #681 and #664. |
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