fix: Special characters (like the dot) are encoded in the rendered files about mason HOT 2 CLOSED

I found the origin of my problem in the mustache documentation:

By default all output from {{variable}} tags is html escaped, this behaviour can be changed by passing htmlEscapeValues : false to the Template constructor. You can also use a {{{triple mustache}}} tag, or a unescaped variable tag {{&unescaped}}, the output from these tags is not escaped.

All I needed to do was to include my template file variable in triple accolades.

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I suck at regex, but in the generator.dart _createContent method, there is already a regular expression to sanitize unicode characters from the templated string.

final rendered = sanitized.render(vars).replaceAllMapped(
        _unicodeInRegExp,
        (match) => match.group(0).substring(1),
      );

Even though the sanitized.render(vars) returns my string Hello ../../mypath! it does not get sanitized by the code currently in place. My guess is that the Regex used does not match in my scenario ... But like I said I suck at regex, so I don't see what's wrong.

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