feat: optional regex engine, per-instance compile cache, testing helpers, and reverse parser (#280)

Ships the opt-in regex-engine backend and the builder-ergonomics polish
end to end.

## Optional regex-engine backend

- Introduces `edify/compile/backend.py` — a small backend layer that
owns the "compile a rendered pattern string with these flags" operation
per engine.
- `edify.RegexBuilder().*.to_regex(engine="re" | "regex")` now actually
routes: `"re"` uses the stdlib :mod:`re` module (default, unchanged);
`"regex"` uses the third-party `regex` module.
- The `regex` module is a **deferred import** — `import edify` never
imports it. When the caller selects `engine="regex"` without the extra
installed, they get a clean, annotated `MissingRegexBackendError`
telling them to `pip install edify[regex]`, not a `ModuleNotFoundError`
deep in a traceback.
- Under `engine="regex"`, **variable-width lookbehind** compiles cleanly
(`assert_behind` bodies with quantifiers like `.between(1,
3).string("foo")` no longer fail). Under `engine="re"`, the compile path
catches stdlib re's cryptic "look-behind requires fixed-width pattern"
and re-raises `VariableWidthLookbehindNotSupportedError` — an annotated
message that names the construct and points the caller at
`engine="regex"`.
- Every match method on `Regex` (`match`, `search`, `fullmatch`,
`findall`, `finditer`, `sub`, `subn`, `split`) accepts a per-call
`timeout=` kwarg. Under `engine="regex"` the value flows through to the
underlying pattern; under `engine="re"` it raises
`TimeoutNotSupportedByEngineError`.
- Two new CI jobs — one installs edify without the extra and verifies
both the friendly ImportError path and the re engine's happy path; the
other installs `edify[regex]` and verifies both engines compile plus the
variable-width-lookbehind fixture only compiles under `engine="regex"`.

## Builder ergonomics

- **Per-instance lazy compile cache.** The first no-kwargs `.to_regex()`
(or match verb) compiles once and caches the resulting `Regex`; every
subsequent no-kwargs call returns the same object (`builder.to_regex()
is builder.to_regex()`). A chain step or `fork()` produces a fresh
builder with its own empty cache. Kwarg calls bypass the cache and
always compile fresh.
- **Match-verb surface closed at five.** `MatcherMixin` now exposes
exactly `test` / `match` / `search` / `findall` / `sub` on the builder.
The four less-common verbs (`fullmatch`, `finditer`, `subn`, `split`)
are reached through `.to_regex()` on the `Regex` wrapper. A discipline
test asserts the closed surface and the absence of every other
`re.Pattern` attribute (`groups`, `groupindex`, `pattern`, `flags`).
- **`Pattern.__call__` delegates to `.test`** — so a `Pattern` doubles
as a validator callable (`email(value) -> bool`) without an intermediate
`.test` step.
- **Testing helpers.** `.assert_matches([...])` and
`.assert_rejects([...])` raise annotated `PatternDidNotMatchInputsError`
/ `PatternMatchedRejectedInputsError` (both subclasses of
`AssertionError` so pytest introspects them exactly like a bare
`assert`).
- **Match wrapper.** Every match verb now returns an edify `Match` that
exposes named captures as attributes — `m.username` and
`m.captures.username` — while delegating everything else (`group()`,
`groupdict()`, `span()`, ...) to the underlying `re.Match` via
`__getattr__`. `re.Pattern.sub`/`subn` callables receive the wrapped
`Match`.
- **`RegexBuilder.from_regex(pattern)` reverse parser.** Converts a raw
regex string back into a builder chain via `re._parser.parse`, covering
the common construct set (literals, character classes with
ranges/categories, quantifiers greedy + lazy including
`?`/`*`/`+`/`{n}`/`{m,n}`, capture / named-capture / non-capturing
groups, all four lookarounds, alternation over literals, anchors,
categories). Anything unrecognized raises the annotated
`UnsupportedReverseParseError`.
- **Per-call allocation win.** Cached `os.path.abspath` for
caller-context filenames, cached `co_positions()` per code object, and
moved `source_line` reading behind a lazy property on `CallerContext`.
Chain-step allocation is ~4.6× faster on a 300-step build/compile
microbenchmark (9.4s → 2.0s / 1000 iterations).
- **Immutability contract documented.** Dedicated section in the API
reference + one-liner in the README explaining that every chain method
returns a new builder, that branching (`base.exactly(2).digit()` vs
`base.end_of_input()`) is always safe, and that repeat `.to_regex()`
returns the cached instance.

## Breaking changes

- `MatcherMixin` no longer exposes `fullmatch`, `finditer`, `subn`,
`split` on the builder — call `.to_regex()` first and use them on the
returned `Regex`.
- `Regex.match` / `.search` / `.fullmatch` and `Regex.finditer` now
return the edify `Match` wrapper (or an iterator of it) rather than a
bare `re.Match`. Existing code that calls `.group(...)`, `.groupdict()`,
`.span(...)`, etc. keeps working via `__getattr__` delegation.
- `EngineNotWiredError` is deleted; both engines are wired now, so the
class had no live callers.

Closes #74, closes #115, closes #116, closes #117, closes #118, closes
#119, closes #120, closes #121, closes #129, closes #138, closes #140,
closes #141, closes #142, closes #143, closes #144, closes #149, closes
#150, closes #151, closes #175.

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diff --git a/tests/builder/testing.test.py b/tests/builder/testing.test.py
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+"""Tests for the ``assert_matches`` / ``assert_rejects`` helpers."""
+
+import pytest
+
+from edify import Pattern, RegexBuilder
+from edify.errors.testing import PatternDidNotMatchInputsError, PatternMatchedRejectedInputsError
+
+
+def _digits_pattern():
+    return Pattern().one_or_more().digit()
+
+
+def test_assert_matches_returns_self_when_every_input_matches():
+    pattern = _digits_pattern()
+    result = pattern.assert_matches(["12", "3", "999"])
+    assert result is pattern
+
+
+def test_assert_matches_raises_when_at_least_one_input_does_not_match():
+    with pytest.raises(PatternDidNotMatchInputsError) as excinfo:
+        _digits_pattern().assert_matches(["12", "abc", "999"])
+    text = str(excinfo.value)
+    assert "'abc'" in text
+    assert "did not match" in text
+    assert "= note:" in text
+
+
+def test_assert_matches_reports_every_missing_input_at_once():
+    with pytest.raises(PatternDidNotMatchInputsError) as excinfo:
+        _digits_pattern().assert_matches(["abc", "xyz", "42"])
+    assert excinfo.value.missing_matches == ("abc", "xyz")
+
+
+def test_assert_rejects_returns_self_when_every_input_is_rejected():
+    pattern = _digits_pattern()
+    result = pattern.assert_rejects(["abc", "xyz"])
+    assert result is pattern
+
+
+def test_assert_rejects_raises_when_at_least_one_input_matches():
+    with pytest.raises(PatternMatchedRejectedInputsError) as excinfo:
+        _digits_pattern().assert_rejects(["abc", "42"])
+    text = str(excinfo.value)
+    assert "'42'" in text
+    assert "expected to be rejected" in text
+
+
+def test_assert_rejects_reports_every_unexpected_match_at_once():
+    with pytest.raises(PatternMatchedRejectedInputsError) as excinfo:
+        _digits_pattern().assert_rejects(["abc", "42", "999"])
+    assert excinfo.value.unexpected_matches == ("42", "999")
+
+
+def test_assert_matches_works_on_regex_builder_too():
+    builder = RegexBuilder().one_or_more().digit()
+    assert builder.assert_matches(["1", "22", "333"]) is builder
+
+
+def test_assert_rejects_works_on_regex_builder_too():
+    builder = RegexBuilder().one_or_more().digit()
+    assert builder.assert_rejects(["abc", ""]) is builder
+
+
+def test_assert_matches_accepts_any_iterable_not_only_lists():
+    pattern = _digits_pattern()
+    assert pattern.assert_matches(iter(["1", "22", "333"])) is pattern
+
+
+def test_assert_rejects_accepts_any_iterable_not_only_lists():
+    pattern = _digits_pattern()
+    assert pattern.assert_rejects(iter(["abc", ""])) is pattern