Don't escape hyphens for Regex

[insin]

This fixes react/create-react-app#542 for me locally

[cpojer]

Hmmm.. I'm trying to figure out if we need to ever escape hyphen when we always escape square brackets – I think not. This is probably whatever people on stack overflow recommend to use and I think it might be flawed :)

cc @davidaurelio what do you think?

[insin]

Hmmm.. I'm trying to figure out if we need to ever escape hyphen when we always escape square brackets – I think not.

Agreed, as hyphens are only "special" inside square brackets, and even then it depends on where the hyphen is (thanks, Regexps!)

The obligatory @sindresorhus module doesn't escape them either: https://github.com/sindresorhus/escape-string-regexp/blob/master/index.js 😸

[cpojer]

awesome, thank you so much for the quick fix. I'll publish a fix for Jest tomorrow morning.

This also fixes #1551.

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[pavlin99th]

I ended up with the exact same fix for windows.
What about other special symbols? Someone crazy may create folder a[x-z]$c.

[cpojer]

We'll figure out where to go from here and how to put a lasting fix in place. We are still working on getting Jest's tests onto AppVeyor.

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