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Pattern-driven phone input mask: digits beyond the pattern are dropped silently · case 05

An eleven-digit input renders as a valid ten-digit number.

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Case contract

Input [digits, pattern]. Each X consumes the next digit; "\" makes the next pattern character a literal; other characters are literals. Literals are buffered and written only in front of the next digit, so a partial input never ends in a literal; when the whole pattern was consumed the trailing literals are written too. More digits than X slots returns None.

Why this case matters

Input masks drive what users see while typing; stray punctuation, lost literals or silently dropped digits produce numbers that differ from what was typed.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
one digit too many	`"(955) 015-3456"`	`null`	Failed

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