regex_map_yaml.test.py: address escape warnings#13163
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Newer Python versions warn when the regex_map_yaml test compiles a non-raw f-string containing regex escapes. The same string also turns \b into a backspace before writing remap.yaml, which makes the regex in the generated config less faithful to the source. This makes the YAML block a raw f-string so regex backslashes remain literal while the port interpolation still works.
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Newer Python versions warn when the regex_map_yaml test compiles a
non-raw f-string containing regex escapes. The same string also turns
\b into a backspace before writing remap.yaml, which makes the regex in
the generated config less faithful to the source.
Here's the warning we were seeing:
This makes the YAML config block in the test a raw f-string so regex
backslashes remain literal while the port interpolation still works.