OK. I will start by saying that I am not an expert here.
It looks like VS Code, at one time, had a setting to use PCRE2. It has since been deprecated, and PCRE2 is automatically used as a fallback when the default engine doesn't support a feature.
Found this information HERE.
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OK. I will start by saying that I am not an expert here.
It looks like VS Code, at one time, had a setting to use PCRE2. It has since been deprecated, and PCRE2 is automatically used as a fallback when the default engine doesn't support a feature.
Found this information HERE.