Ponor added a comment.
After a quick test, I think we could live with `[\w]` (with re.U) too, which
still covers a great number of accented characters if this is a problem for you
guys in Pywikibot.
This does include things like `[[link]]42 → [[link|link42]]` and
`[[link]]_trail → [[link|link_trail]]`, but that shouldn't be unexpected.
There's no regular use case that I can think of with `\d`s and `_`s.
The reason why I chose `\p{L}` is because I wanted to see if it could be used
for (many) other languages that need it. All these regex patterns were, more of
less, c&p'd from one MessageXX.php to another a long time ago, though things
are not really working. MessagesEn.php did include a `\p{L&}`, but that failed
for some other reasons at the time.
So if you're not willing to experiment with `\p{L}` and if anyone reading
this can give me a quick +2, I'll prepare a patch.
TASK DETAIL
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T378787
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