Fix regex anchoring to prevent false version matches

Fix critical regex bug where version detection could match unintended
versions. For example, searching for "3.2.8" could incorrectly match
"13.2.8" because the pattern wasn't anchored to the start of the line.

Changes:
- Add line-start anchor (^) to prevent matching partial strings
- Allow optional leading whitespace: ^[[:space:]]*
- Keep optional ruby- prefix: (ruby-)?
- Remove end anchor to allow patch suffixes (3.2.8-p123)

New pattern: ^[[:space:]]*(ruby-)?${version}

This ensures exact version matching at the start of each line while
still being flexible enough to match versions with or without the
ruby- prefix and with any patch suffix.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>

Author: justin808

bin/ci-switch-config

@@ -65,8 +65,9 @@ set_ruby_version() {
     rvm|rvm+nvm)
       print_header "Setting Ruby $version with rvm"
       # Check if version exists using rvm list rubies for consistent output
-      # Use word boundaries to avoid matching partial versions (e.g., 3.2.8 shouldn't match 3.2.80)
-      if ! rvm list rubies | grep -qE "(ruby-)?${version}([[:space:]]|$)"; then
+      # Anchor to start of line to avoid false matches (e.g., 3.2.8 shouldn't match 13.2.8)
+      # Allow optional leading whitespace and ruby- prefix, no end anchor to allow patch suffixes
+      if ! rvm list rubies | grep -qE "^[[:space:]]*(ruby-)?${version}"; then
         print_warning "Ruby $version not installed. Installing..."
         if ! rvm install "$version"; then
           print_error "Failed to install Ruby $version with rvm"