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There is nothing about "/n" in the description and no sample tests with this symbol.

If you don't like my comment, you can just not read it. Same logic.
And no, I don't know what is going to be the solution for the kata I haven't solved yet.

And there is a dislike button for every kata. I think it exists for a reason - to express your negative opinion about the kata.
The comment section exists pretty much for the same reason.
What's the problem with critisizing something? Some feelings can get hurt?

If you don't like something, you just need to click on next kata at top right of the page.

Coding: 0.1 minute
Boring copypasta and setting quotation marks: 15 minutes

Ruby 3.0 should be enabled.

I think this kata should be removed in favour of "Decode the Morse code" https://www.codewars.com/kata/54b724efac3d5402db00065e, because they both implement exactly the same Kata.

done

handled

done.

JS needs random tests.

Please, write two spaces in the fallowing example. ====> .... . .-.. .-.. --- .-- --- .-. .-.. -.. → "hello world"

I know its written in the desciption that two spaces separates the word but I looked into the example and I didn't find them. It took me few minutes to figure out what really separates it, then I found 2 spaces in test xd

...and the argument string is also a restricted word.

If you are going to claim there is mistake in a solution when there is a clash between it and yours :

-provide the input
-provide the expected/user output
-note why your solution is the correct one

If your issues are not actionable, they are not issues.