Fixed bug where punctuation was skipped when occuring inside numbers. Also removed the end of sentence pause marker for punctuation inside words/numbers.

docs/user.md

@@ -122,10 +122,13 @@ mark.
 
 Character echo, word echo, and cursor echo can be configured separately.
 Punctuation levels are `none`, `some`, `most`, and `all`. At `some` and `most`,
-punctuation inside words, URLs, email addresses, and filenames is also named.
+punctuation inside words, URLs, email addresses, and filenames is also named,
+without adding sentence pauses.
 Apostrophes within words and single numeric separators such as those in `3.14`,
 `1,000`, and `12:30` follow the selected level. Sentence punctuation follows the
-selected level too. A percent sign immediately after a digit is named at `some`
+selected level too. Multiple dots in numeric sequences are named, so
+`2026.10.31` is read as "2026 dot 10 dot 31" at `some` and `most`.
+A percent sign immediately after a digit is named at `some`
 and `most`, so `100%` is read as "100 percent". Character review always names
 punctuation. Repeated-symbol summaries also handle multiple runs inside matching
 brackets, such as `[#####-----]`.