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I agree with your premise: it would improve readability to preserve numbers with comma or decimal separators.
It seems the lookahead is intended to condition against inserting a pause when the punctuation is followed by ", ', ), ], or }, such as at the end of a quotation or parenthetical phrase.
And \n may be redundant in that character class, because \s includes , \t, \r, and \n.
26.2 is read [26. - pause - 2], it would be better imo to preserve it as a word. Same with 1,000,000 as a single word with no pause.
the following appears to give the pauses
I am not sure I understand the intention of the lookahead but
would only pause when followed by whitespace or newline, which better represents a pause point.
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