fix regexes in #quote-paragraph rule, and downstream #768
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As it stands, the regex in #quote-paragraph will not match any block-attribute-list that contains, itself, an inline macro -- such as a URL macro or a bibliographic-citation macro. Downstream from that rule, there are weaknesses also in the #block-attribute-inner rule. The fixes I've applied here are based on earlier discussion of this whole matter at asciidoctor/atom-language-asciidoc#197 -- where there are screen-shots and syntax-examples (too bad I was barking up the wrong tree ... Atom instead of VS Code!!).
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Addresses a problem in the grammar: As it stands, the regex in rule #quote-paragraph will not match any block-attribute-list that contains, itself, an inline macro -- such as a URL macro or a bibliographic-citation macro. Downstream from that rule, there are weaknesses also in the #block-attribute-inner rule. The fixes I've applied here are based on earlier discussion of this whole matter in atom-language-asciidoc PR 197 -- where there are screen-shots and syntax-examples.
Resolves #767.