Replace regex with re #43310
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As the title says, this replaces
import regex as rewithimport re. Most of this has already been done, but this cleans out the last of it. It also fixes one case where we were using possessive quantifiers that only work in 3.11, enabling us to remove regex there too.Aside from general cleanup, the main reason to do this is that
regexsegfaults in Py3.14's free-threading mode, and it'd be nice if we were able to support that!