Fix word boundary regexes in Ruby grammar #2984
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Motivation
As pointed out in #2371 (comment),
\bis indeed incorrect. All regexes inside the JSON grammar have to be escaped and so word boundary is\\b.Implementation
Added the missing backslashes.