Execute optimistic regex callbacks in Joni - #975
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Recognize standalone and conditional optimistic callbacks as structured regex closures, and expose Joni's exact capture-close order for $^N. Add Perl and vendored-Joni coverage for callback execution, condition selection, match variables, and nested capture order. Update the Joni fork design and feature matrix. Generated with [Codex](https://openai.com/codex) Co-Authored-By: Codex <codex@openai.com>
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Summary
(*{ ... })optimistic callbacks and(?(*{ ... })yes|no)callback conditions through the structured Joni callout path$^Nremains distinct from$+Validation
make— passes after final rebase; no compiler or make warningsprove src/test/resources/unit/regex/optimistic_callback.t— 13/13optimistic_callback.t— 13/13 eachpat_re_eval.t/ threaded run — 44/555 passing per backend, up from 24/555 before this phaseperl5_t/t/re/comparison against../PerlOnJava/logs/test_20260815_080000_958.log— 50,971 passing assertions, +698 across 80 filesThe only file below the older PR 958 baseline is
regexp_unicode_prop.t; a clean build of currentorigin/masterreproduces the same 1019/1110 result, so it is inherited rather than introduced here.