Comparison strings blow up if "return" is found

[searls]

Whatever regex we have hunting for the string "return" is apparently matching the last instance of return, so I have a test:

Then -> browser.executeScript("return 1 + 1;") === "yay!"

And the detected comparison is:

This comparison was detected:
  1 + 1;") === "yay!"
  <Error: "SyntaxError: Unexpected token ILLEGAL"> === yay!
   Stacktrace:
     Error: Then clause `browser.executeScript("return 1 + 1;") === "yay!"` failed by returning false

Obviously, that's not right. The regex is probably looking for the last return statement and should probably be looking for the first return statement on the last line.

[tandrewnichols]

Holy crap, I just spent like 2 hours trying to figure out why my browser.executeScript was reporting "Unexpected token ILLEGAL".

[tandrewnichols]

That should read: 👍