DRIVERS-3235 Support regex in $replaceOne find argument#49
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Updates the $replaceOne operator specification to allow regex patterns for the find argument (parity with $replaceAll) and adds a corresponding regex-based example test case.
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- Added
resolvesToRegexto$replaceOne.findargument types. - Added a “Replace Using Regex” pipeline+schema test mirroring
$replaceAll’s regex example.
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Add
resolvesToRegexto thefindargument of$replaceOne, mirroring the existing support in$replaceAll.This also adds a "Replace Using Regex" test case consistent with the one in
replaceAll.yaml.Refs: