Patch to Atom's bracket-matcher package (at revision 57b78b1) to look at the previous character first when matching closing punctuation

bracket-matcher-look-at-previous-character-first-when-matching-closing-punctuation.patch

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<     {position, currentPair, matchingPair} = @findCurrentPair(startPairMatches)
---
>     # Look for opening punctuation, checking the current character, then the previous character.
>     {position, currentPair, matchingPair} = @findCurrentPair(startPairMatches, 0, -1)
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<       {position, currentPair, matchingPair} = @findCurrentPair(endPairMatches)
---
>       # Look for closing punctuation, checking the previous character then the current character.
>       {position, currentPair, matchingPair} = @findCurrentPair(endPairMatches, -1, 0)
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<   findCurrentPair: (matches) ->
<     position = @editor.getCursorBufferPosition()
---
>   findCurrentPair: (matches, firstColumnOffset, secondColumnOffset) ->
>     currentPosition = @editor.getCursorBufferPosition()
> 
>     # Look at the first character to check.
>     position = currentPosition.traverse([0, firstColumnOffset])
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> 
>     # If the character doesn't have a pair in `matches`, look at the second character to check.
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<       position = position.traverse([0, -1])
---
>       position = currentPosition.traverse([0, secondColumnOffset])
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>