tweak(regex): added amazon prime unit tests, updated description to describe pattern, made delimeter between amazon/web{rip,dl} optional

ops/76.tweak-regex-added-amazon-prime-unit-tests-updated-descriptio.sql

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+-- @operation: export
+-- @entity: batch
+-- @name: tweak(regex): added amazon prime unit tests, updated description to describe pattern, made delimeter between amazon/web{rip,dl} optional
+-- @exportedAt: 2026-03-04T12:10:08.239Z
+-- @opIds: 153, 154
+
+-- --- BEGIN op 153 ( update regular_expression "Amazon Prime" )
+update "regular_expressions" set "pattern" = '\bAMZN\b|\bAMAZON[ ._-]?WEB[ ._-]?(DL|RIP)\b', "regex101_id" = 'K6HrsR/4' where "name" = 'Amazon Prime' and "pattern" = '\bAMZN\b|\bAMAZON[ ._-]WEB[ ._-]?(DL|RIP)\b' and "regex101_id" is null;
+-- --- END op 153
+
+-- --- BEGIN op 154 ( update regular_expression "Amazon Prime" )
+update "regular_expressions" set "description" = 'Matches Amazon Prime Video source tags in both abbreviated (`AMZN`) and full (`AMAZON WEB-DL` / `AMAZON WEBRIP`) forms. Separators between words can be a space, dot, underscore, or hyphen, and the separator between `WEB` and `DL`/`RIP` is optional entirely. Word boundaries are enforced on both patterns to prevent partial matches.
+
+Examples:
+- `AMZN`
+- `AMAZON WEB-DL`
+- `AMAZON.WEB.DL`
+- `AMAZON_WEBDL`
+- `AMAZON-WEBRIP`
+- `AMAZON.WEB_RIP`' where "name" = 'Amazon Prime' and "description" = 'Amazon Prime Video, or simply Prime Video, is an American subscription video on-demand over-the-top streaming and rental service of Amazon offered both as a stand-alone service and as part of Amazon''s Prime subscription.';
+-- --- END op 154