Document regex syntax for contains_regex and matches_regex.#811
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This CL documents that the regex matchers use the standard Rust `regex` crate, and clarifies the syntax they accept. It also adds a warning about using `(?m)` with `matches_regex`. PUBLIC: Document regex syntax for contains_regex and matches_regex. PiperOrigin-RevId: 920782797
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Document regex syntax for contains_regex and matches_regex.
This CL documents that the regex matchers use the standard Rust
regexcrate,and clarifies the syntax they accept. It also adds a warning about using
(?m)with
matches_regex.PUBLIC: Document regex syntax for contains_regex and matches_regex.