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This updates two of the regexes to match the changes made in openai/tiktoken@9f7f69d.
On .NET Core, these changes are mostly nops, as the main thing they're doing is changing some loops to be atomic, and the auto-atomicity logic in the regex optimizer was already noticing that could be done and doing it automatically. On .NET Framework, it's a bigger deal, as those loops will now be atomic where they weren't previously.
If nothing else, it keeps the regexes in sync with the reference implementation.