Chrome extension to highlight text on a page with based on a set of rules

This Chrome extension loads in 2 sets of rules and based on those rules, highlights text on a web page. Max budget is $200. First set of rules: comes from a data structure that should be coded into the extension. We will provide an excel sheet with the full set of data, it is about 350 lines of data. Each line includes a low value, a high value, and a description. Example lines: (from, to, description) 1024, 1279, Cyrillic 8352, 8399, Currency Symbols The extension must examine every character on the page. If the character is in the Unicode range of 1024-1279 (as example), then that character should be highlighted. Like in image1 On mouse-over of the highlighted character, hint-text “Character set: Cyrillic” should be shown (image1) Second set of rules: comes from a text file from a URL. This URL will be hard-coded in the extension. There should be an option to refresh/reload and get updated data from the server. The file will have a list of (1) regular expressions (2) search/replace values (3) comments (4) Section headers Regular expressions are in the format: RE={expression},RV={Substitution} RE example: RE={(?i)\bEngr\.{0,1}(?=\W|$)},RV={Engineer} (you don't need to how to create regular expressions, just how to apply them) Search/Replace are in the format: SR{search value}{replace value} (notice no comma) SR example: SR={Pesident}{President} In the file, there are section headers in the format of: [section header] Example headers might be: [names] or [abbreviations] Load and store the regular expressions and search/replace in data structures, grouped by section headers. ; any line (like this) that starts with a semi-colon is a comment, ignore it Here are some sample lines of the file [company] ; this is a comment for the company section SR={Force com}{[login to view URL]} SR={salesforce com}{[login to view URL]} SR={salesforcecom}{[login to view URL]} [title] ; this is a comment for the title section RE={^Exec },RV={Executive } ; also a comment RE={^Coord },RV={Coordinator } [job] SR={Admin Assistant}{Administrative Assistant} SR={Cocoordinator}{Co Coordinator} ; other comment etc When a web page loads process all the regular expressions and search/replace and highlight matching text. Image2 is an example web page when one of the terms is “accounts payable” Mouse-over of the highlighted text should show the val2 in the SR{val1 }{val2} and the val2 in RE={val1,{val2}. The hint text should show "option: val2" Pressing the extension icon should open a simple interface that has (1) An activate/deactivate button (image 3) (2) Uniciode blocks and each [section header] with a checkbox, so they can be activated,/deactivated (add some space between Unicode blocks and section headers X Unicode blocks X [names] [Abbreviation] X [Location] (3) button to refresh the file and reload data from the server It is critical that the refresh of the page works with sites like salesforce and other CRM’s. A good place to test is a google sheet. If there are issues with refreshing the page, a button for refresh may need to be placed on the page to refresh the current view. If the button is needed, put it in a place that does not interfere like midway down the page on the right of the webpage. Note: the Regex and Search/Replace must work globally on page. The Search/Replace can be run on the entire text of the page and all matches should be highlighted. For the Regex, we need a creative solution. We are targeting structured data pages like CRM systems, so delimiters may need to be found between each successive element. We expect this will take some experimentation and will work on this with you. This is why testing on a google sheet is a good starting place. We will provide logins to test sites. To show that you have read this entire posting, put the name of your favorite music group/artist as the first word in your bid.