update expected output after test reorganization

Author: erik-krogh

javascript/ql/test/query-tests/Security/CWE-020/MissingRegExpAnchor/MissingRegExpAnchor.expected

@@ -1,13 +1,3 @@
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:2:2:2:24 | /^http: ... le.com/ | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:3:2:3:29 | /^http: ... le.com/ | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:5:2:5:29 | /^http: ... le.net/ | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:6:2:6:43 | /^http: ... b).com/ | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:11:13:11:38 | "^http: ... le.com" | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:12:14:12:39 | "^http: ... le.com" | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:15:22:15:47 | "^http: ... le.com" | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:19:17:19:35 | '^test.example.com' | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:40:2:40:30 | /^https ... le.com/ | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:55:13:55:39 | '^http: ... le.com' | This hostname pattern may match any domain name, as it is missing a '$' or '/' at the end. |
 | tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:3:2:3:7 | /^a\|b/ | Misleading operator precedence. The subexpression '^a' is anchored at the beginning, but the other parts of this regular expression are not |
 | tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:6:2:6:9 | /^a\|b\|c/ | Misleading operator precedence. The subexpression '^a' is anchored at the beginning, but the other parts of this regular expression are not |
 | tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:12:2:12:9 | /^a\|(b)/ | Misleading operator precedence. The subexpression '^a' is anchored at the beginning, but the other parts of this regular expression are not |

javascript/ql/test/query-tests/Security/CWE-020/UselessCharacterEscape/UselessCharacterEscape.expected

@@ -1,6 +1,3 @@
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:42:13:42:65 | '^http[ ... \\/(.+)' | The escape sequence '\\/' is equivalent to just '/'. |
-| tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:72:13:72:40 | '^good\\ ... \\\\.com' | The escape sequence '\\.' is equivalent to just '.'. |
-| tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:109:2:109:45 | /^((\\+\| ... ?\\d\\d)/ | The escape sequence '\\:' is equivalent to just ':'. |
 | tst-escapes.js:19:8:19:11 | "\\ " | The escape sequence '\\ ' is equivalent to just ' '. |
 | tst-escapes.js:20:1:20:54 | /\\a\\b\\c ... x\\y\\z"/ | The escape sequence '\\a' is equivalent to just 'a'. |
 | tst-escapes.js:20:1:20:54 | /\\a\\b\\c ... x\\y\\z"/ | The escape sequence '\\e' is equivalent to just 'e'. |

javascript/ql/test/query-tests/Security/CWE-020/UselessCharacterEscape/UselessRegExpCharacterEscape.expected

@@ -1,6 +1,3 @@
-| tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:55:26:55:27 | '\\.' is equivalent to just '.', so the sequence may still represent a meta-character | The escape sequence '\\.' is equivalent to just '.', so the sequence may still represent a meta-character when it is used in a $@. | tst-IncompleteHostnameRegExp.js:55:13:55:39 | '^http: ... le.com' | regular expression |
-| tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:70:19:70:20 | '\\.' is equivalent to just '.', so the sequence may still represent a meta-character | The escape sequence '\\.' is equivalent to just '.', so the sequence may still represent a meta-character when it is used in a $@. | tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:70:13:70:36 | '^good\\ ... r\\.com' | regular expression |
-| tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:70:31:70:32 | '\\.' is equivalent to just '.', so the sequence may still represent a meta-character | The escape sequence '\\.' is equivalent to just '.', so the sequence may still represent a meta-character when it is used in a $@. | tst-SemiAnchoredRegExp.js:70:13:70:36 | '^good\\ ... r\\.com' | regular expression |
 | tst-escapes.js:13:11:13:12 | '\\b' is a backspace, and not a word-boundary assertion | The escape sequence '\\b' is a backspace, and not a word-boundary assertion when it is used in a $@. | tst-escapes.js:13:8:13:61 | "\\a\\b\\c ... \\x\\y\\z" | regular expression |
 | tst-escapes.js:13:13:13:14 | '\\c' is equivalent to just 'c', so the sequence is not a character class | The escape sequence '\\c' is equivalent to just 'c', so the sequence is not a character class when it is used in a $@. | tst-escapes.js:13:8:13:61 | "\\a\\b\\c ... \\x\\y\\z" | regular expression |
 | tst-escapes.js:13:15:13:16 | '\\d' is equivalent to just 'd', so the sequence is not a character class | The escape sequence '\\d' is equivalent to just 'd', so the sequence is not a character class when it is used in a $@. | tst-escapes.js:13:8:13:61 | "\\a\\b\\c ... \\x\\y\\z" | regular expression |