🐛 fix(spec): allow dots in machine/ISA specifier#78
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The regex for parsing machine names only accepted `[a-zA-Z0-9_]`, which rejected platforms like OpenIndiana where `platform.machine()` returns `i86pc.64bit`. Fixes #75
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On OpenIndiana,
platform.machine()returnsi86pc.64bit, which contains a dot. The spec parser regex for the machine group only accepted[a-zA-Z0-9_], so any spec string built from such a machine value failed to parse. This causedtest_py_info_satisfies_with_machineto fail on that platform.🔧 Adding
.to the character class in themachinecapture group fixes parsing for dotted machine identifiers while remaining backward-compatible with all existing values likearm64,x86_64, andppc64le.Fixes #75