The separator character should be chosen such that it will not cause problems
with old macros:
%{?condition:true}
or
%{!?condition:false}
If we define, that:
separator operator is the first '!' after ':', which is not nested in {}
or in ()
it will change interpretation of macros like:
%{?write_errors: You did not respond! It is a mistake.}
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