[5.7] Additional character property parsing #446
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Previously we only supported a subset of the Oniguruma spellings for these. Introduce them as an actual Unicode property with the key `blk` or `block`. Additionally, allow a non-Unicode shorthand syntax that uses the prefix `in`. This is supported by Oniguruma and Perl (though Perl discourages its usage). We may want to warn/error on it and suggest users switch to the more explicit form.
These correspond to various `is`-prefixed accessors on `java.lang.Character`. For now, parse them, but mark them unsupported.
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5.7 cherry-pick of #440
Formalize the parsing of Unicode block properties (previously they were the remaining Oniguruma special properties), including allowing the shorthand spelling e.g
\p{inBasicLatin}, which is supported by Perl and Oniguruma (though Perl discourages it).Additionally, start parsing the Java character properties.