Lua patterns write non-greedy repetition as an item followed by `-` (`.-`, `%s-`). The converter only checked for `-` after `*`, `+`, or `?` (a sequence Lua treats as a quantified item followed by a literal dash), so real non-greedy patterns silently translated the `-` to a literal dash, changing the pattern's meaning. The converter now follows Lua's parsing rules: `-` directly after a quantifiable item (a character, escape, or class) becomes `*?`, and a `-` anywhere else (pattern start, after a quantifier, after a capture group) stays literal. The old error return for `*-` is gone, since that sequence is valid in Lua. Testing: - Added translation tests for non-greedy and literal dash positions. - Ran all reviewboard/treesitter tests.