add explore regex command#16910
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The PR adds a new command to the
explorefamily,explore regex.Release notes summary - What our users need to know
The new
explore regexcommand is meant to provide a TUI for exploring regular expressions and visualizing the results in real time. You can pipe text into the command and that text becomes the "test string" that the regular expressions run on. You can also start it up without piping anything into it and manually type the "test string" and then the regex. You can use the tab key to switch between panes. The arrow keys work to navigate as we as the page up and page down keys, home, and end.Tasks after submitting