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laurensmiers cfe1b4ef3d Handle user defined inline macro's
First squash all multiline macro's, it makes parsing easier. Otherwise
the regex to remove the macro would become more comples if we have to
deal with newlines etc.

When we have a match, we check if the last line in the pre_match is
the beginning of a macro declaration.
If it is, we remove the beginning of this macro
declaration (#define<space>) and remove the body of the macro from the
post_match, which is basically everything until the next newline.
There is a possible edge case (pretty unlikely but still):
if there is no newline in the post_match, meaning it is a macro at the
end of the line, we should delete it as well, hence the '[\n]?' in the
post match regex.
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