ptx: match GNU default behavior by skipping non-alphabetic index tokens#10919
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Fixes #10886
Summary
This PR fixes a GNU-compatibility regression in
ptxdefault indexing.What changed
In
create_word_set, skip matched tokens whose first character is non-alphabetic when using the default word-regexp behavior.