fix: update regex engine to support possessive match and lookbehind syntaxes

[cmmoran]

Update the regexp to conditionally (naively?) change the current start,end delimiters for the regexp from the hard-coded '<','>' to '{','}' when the compiler encounters a pattern that has syntax that includes '(?<' or '(?>' organically.

BREAKING CHANGES: None

Related issue(s)

Relates:
#441

Fixes:
#1089

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[aeneasr]

Thank you for the changes, however the reason lookbehind is not working is because we're using the golang std library, which does not support these features.

[aeneasr]

I'm actually wrong, looksl ike this is working, which is very nice!