I now do alot of Clojure development, and so the Balance-command (in
View-menu) (CMD-B) is extremely useful, both for checking which parens
patch with witch, and for marking for C&P S-epxressions.

In BBedit 9.x Balance selected the content *including* the parens.
This made it easy to see which parens matched, as they were part of
the marking.  After matching parens, I only needed one ARROW-LEFT or
ARROW-RIGHT to place the cursor outside the marking.  Also, everything
was ready for copying.

Now it does *not* include the sorounding parens.  As I was used to
placing the cursor on the outside of a parens then CMD-B to check it,
then ARROW-L/R twice to get on the outside of the next parens to check
it, this now becomes alot more confusing, as checking as CMD-B now in
fact will mark the parens-set within, if I actually have one.
Also, copying a set of parens with content is now not possible.  In
stead I only copy the content, and when pasting it first have to write
the parens into which it should be copied.  Also, I have to remember
to delete the old parens if I am cutting.

Anyways,  how about an option (in Preferences) to have Balance include
the parens?

In the meantime, I guess I will have to write a Script myself to do
that?...

On the pluss side of BBEdit 10 - I love the new bbpackage-feature!
I have already adapted and expanded my clojure-setup into a
bbpackage.  And this si of course where my personal Balance-script
will go also!

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