Potential fix for issue #567#577
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Since rtf and rt can be both destination and reg control word, I
added them to the destination array and added an additional check
in _control_word() to check the char after the control word. If it
is "\" or "{" then it should be treated like a reg control word, if
it is not those chars then it should be a destination control word.
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Since rtf and rt can be both destination and reg control word, I
added them to the destination array and added an additional check
in _control_word() to check the char after the control word. If it
is "" or "{" then it should be treated like a reg control word, if
it is not those chars then it should be a destination control word.
This seems to work on the test files linked in issue.