Merged for javadoc

Author: fluentfuture

.github/badges/dot-parse-summary.json

@@ -1 +1 @@
-{"branches": 87.34177215189874, "coverage": 97.32538330494037}
+{"branches": 87.34177215189874, "coverage": 97.3235594953972}

dot-parse/src/main/java/com/google/common/labs/parse/Parser.java

@@ -252,16 +252,16 @@ public static Parser<String> first(String target) {
   }
 
   /** Matches a literal {@code string}. */
-  public static Parser<String> string(String value) {
-    checkArgument(value.length() > 0, "value cannot be empty");
+  public static Parser<String> string(String string) {
+    checkArgument(string.length() > 0, "string cannot be empty");
     return new Parser<>() {
       @Override MatchResult<String> skipAndMatch(
           Parser<?> skip, CharInput input, int start, ErrorContext context) {
         start = skipIfAny(skip, input, start);
-        if (input.startsWith(value, start)) {
-          return new MatchResult.Success<>(start, start + value.length(), value);
+        if (input.startsWith(string, start)) {
+          return new MatchResult.Success<>(start, start + string.length(), string);
         }
-        return context.expecting(value, start);
+        return context.expecting(string, start);
       }
     };
   }
@@ -270,30 +270,29 @@ public static Parser<String> string(String value) {
    * Matches a literal {@code string} case insensitively.
    *
    * <p>If you need to access the input substring that matched case insensitively,
-   * you can use {@code .source()}.
+   * consider using {@code .source()}.
    *
    * @since 9.9.3
    */
   public static Parser<?> caseInsensitive(String string) {
-    checkArgument(string.length() > 0, "value cannot be empty");
+    checkArgument(string.length() > 0, "string cannot be empty");
     return new Parser<String>() {
       @Override MatchResult<String> skipAndMatch(
           Parser<?> skip, CharInput input, int start, ErrorContext context) {
         start = skipIfAny(skip, input, start);
         if (input.startsWithCaseInsensitive(string, start)) {
-          return new MatchResult.Success<>(
-              start, start + string.length(), input.snippet(start, string.length()));
+          return new MatchResult.Success<>(start, start + string.length(), string);
         }
         return context.expecting(string, start);
       }
     };
   }
 
   /**
-   * {@code caseInsensitiveWord("or")} matches "Or" and "OR", but not "orange", case insensitively.
+   * {@code caseInsensitiveWord("or")} matches "Or" and "OR", but not "orange".
    *
    * <p>If you need to access the input substring that matched case insensitively,
-   * you can use {@code .source()}.
+   * consider using {@code .source()}.
    *
    * @since 9.9.3
    */