Release extractor utils

Walkthrough

The update to version 2.1.1 of the plugin extractor introduces a new functionality that allows for the escaping of keys with special characters. This enhancement improves the tool's ability to handle complex key scenarios, ensuring smoother operations and reducing potential errors. The CHANGELOG has been updated accordingly, while maintaining its original structure.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
utils/extractor/CHANGELOG.md	Added a new section for version 2.1.1 detailing the addition of functionality to escape keys with special characters.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Extractor
    participant KeyHandler

    User->>Extractor: Request extraction
    Extractor->>KeyHandler: Process keys
    alt Keys with Special Characters
        KeyHandler->>KeyHandler: Escape special characters
    end
    KeyHandler->>Extractor: Return processed keys
    Extractor->>User: Deliver extracted data

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ec58adb017fcf8503aee038cc92f8fcf15a355bf and ef427229bef9a28ac12b7617762ee563db4818b9.

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* `utils/extractor/package.json` is excluded by `!**/*.json`

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* utils/extractor/CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)

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utils/extractor/CHANGELOG.md (1)
`3-7`: **LGTM! The new section is well-structured.** The new version `2.1.1` and its patch note for escaping keys with special characters are clearly documented and consistent with the existing format.

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