Use comment as fallback for evil-a-paren if no balanced block inside - #2025
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For example, in OCaml comments which are delimited by (* *), there can be numbered lists which may contain unbalanced ")" characters. evil-a-paren should still be able to select the enclosing comment if it cannot find a balanced block inside the comment. Unfortunately, this only works reasonably for count = 1.
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For example, in OCaml comments which are delimited by (* *), there can
be numbered lists which may contain unbalanced ")" characters.
evil-a-paren should still be able to select the enclosing comment if
it cannot find a balanced block inside the comment.
Unfortunately, this only works reasonably for count = 1.
Fix #2023.