fix: support unquoted Unicode identifiers in ANSI and Postgres dialects#2282
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Replace ASCII-only character classes ([a-zA-Z0-9_]) with Unicode-aware
classes (\p{L}, \p{N}) in lexer word patterns and parser identifier
regexes for the ANSI and Postgres dialects. This fixes panics when
linting SQL with unquoted multibyte identifiers (e.g. Japanese, French,
German characters).
Closes #2067
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[a-zA-Z0-9_]) with Unicode-aware classes (\p{L},\p{N}) in lexer word patterns and parser identifier regexes for the ANSI and Postgres dialects日本語,café,über)Closes #2067