Function undoCharStuffing

Transforms a string into an array by splitting it at each || separator. Any |0 sequences in the string are unescaped to |.

This function is the inverse of doCharStuffing.

• It takes a string where elements are separated by || and transforms it back into an array.
• If an element contains the sequence |0, it is unescaped to |.

Example

// Convert a string of numbers into an array
const numberString = "1||2||3";
const numberArray = ix.api.text.undoCharStuffing(numberString);
console.log(numberArray); // Outputs: ["1", "2", "3"]

// Convert a string with character stuffing into an array of strings
const stringString = "abc||d|0e||fgh";
const stringArray = ix.api.text.undoCharStuffing(stringString);
console.log(stringArray); // Outputs: ["abc", "d|e", "fgh"]
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