Disallow nested quantifiers that can be rewritten as one quantifier.
configuration in plugin:clean-regex/recommended: "warn"
In some cases, nested quantifiers can be rewritten as one quantifier (e.g.
(?:a{1,2}){3} -> a{3,6}).
The rewritten form is simpler and cannot cause exponential backtracking (e.g.
(?:a{1,2})+ -> a+).
Examples of valid code for this rule:
/(a{1,2})+/ // the rule won't touch capturing groups
/(?:a{2})+/Examples of invalid code for this rule:
/(?:a{1,2})+/ // == /a+/
/(?:a{1,2}){3,4}/ // == /a{3,8}/
/(?:a{4,}){5}/ // == /a{20,}/