How might we account for multiple filters matching on the same token?

[stevepolitodesign]

I'm imagining a case where a string could return a match for multiple filters. Here's a contrived example:

result = TopSecret::Text.filter("My name is Austin, and I live in Austin TX.")

result.output
# => "My name is [PERSON_1], and I live in [PERSON_1] TX."

The people_filter is declared before the location_filter, so it takes priority.

[stevepolitodesign]

We probably want to introduce a "priority" concept to the default filters. In the meantime, one workaround would be to disable the people_filter, and create a new name_filter so that it's mapped over after the location_filter.

TopSecret::Text.filter("My name is Austin, and I live in Austin TX.", people_filter: nil, custom_filters: [
  TopSecret::Filters::NER.new(label: "PERSON", tag: :person)
])