feat: regexp engine configuration#480
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Add support for ECMAScript compatible regular expression engine via
regexp2 using functional options e.g.
vm := New(RegExp(regexp2.Creator{}))
This also adds function option support for the existing options:
* Debugger - Deprecates: SetDebuggerHandler
* RandomSource - Deprecates: SetRandomSource.
* Stack - Deprecates: SetStackLimit.
* StackTrace - Deprecates: SetStackTraceLimit.
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Add support for ECMAScript compatible regular expression engine via regexp2 using functional options e.g.
This also adds function option support for the existing options: