Tests: Fixed polynomial backtracking test #2891
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Before this fix, parsing a regex required the regex the be a valid ES5 regex. This used to be fine as only language definition regexes were parsed but this changed recently with #2688. Now, all regexes and regex usages are tested. This makes everything safe but introduced a new problem.
When using
"str".split(/regex/), the JS engine will create a temporary new regex with theyflag added. Obviously, theyflag isn't valid in ES5, so our backtracking tests fail for seemingly no reason.The fix is simple: allow regexes of later JS versions.
I will immediately merge this because this blocks #2885.