Fix CI failures on FreeBSD and WSL (PCRE2 10.42 runtimes)

[Qubitium]

Summary

Fixes every failing job in run 32751787765: all FreeBSD jobs and 11 WSL jobs.

FreeBSD (all jobs)

pkg install py311-pip fails — the ports catalogue no longer carries py311-pip after the default Python flavour moved. The workflow now installs python first and derives the matching pip package (py3XX-pip) from the installed interpreter, so the next flavour bump won't break it either.

WSL — Ubuntu 24.04 ships PCRE2 10.42 (and Python 3.12)

Three independent root causes, all reproduced locally against a from-source 10.42 build:

Bug	Jobs	Fix
\g<n> replacement syntax needs PCRE2 ≥ 10.44. Both the C fast path (_substitute_python_fast) and _pcre2_replacement_from_parsed rewrote Python's \1/\g<name> into PCRE2 \g<n>; 10.42 raises PCRE2_ERROR_BADREPESCAPE, so every sub/subn with a group reference failed	api_parity, module, sub_reference_fastpath, sub_count_one_fastpath, memory, pattern, cache_scope_safety, clobber_verify (the fuzzer is what caught this)	Emit ${n} / ${name} — valid since 10.00; literal text was already $$-escaped
Pre-10.43 JIT reports "unsupported" as NOMEMORY. There was no PCRE2_ERROR_JIT_UNSUPPORTED yet, so \C in UTF mode made pcre2_jit_compile return NOMEMORY, which Pattern_create raised instead of falling back	c_api_audit	Implicit JIT requests treat NOMEMORY from jit_compile as unsupported and fall back to the interpreter (explicit jit=True still raises)
Thread-pool tests assumed ≥ 8 cores. Six test_threads.py tests and test_parallel_map_batches_work_without_changing_order built real pools without the threading_supported() guard the rest of the file uses	threads, threaded_backend	Skip on small runners, consistent with the existing guarded tests

Also updated: two tests that pinned the old \g<n> translator output, and the clobber generator no longer stacks group quantifiers (nested bounded groups with backrefs made the limit-less re oracle take ~30 s per call on the 10.42 run and tripped the hang watchdog — an oracle cost issue, not a pypcre one).

The 10.42 run also exposed an upstream 10.42 engine bug ((?=2{1,3}\D?)(?:.?2){1,1}e{0,} loses a match in both interpreter and JIT unless compiled with PCRE2_NO_START_OPTIMIZE; 10.46 and main are correct). The differential phase now reports accuracy mismatches on PCRE2 runtimes older than 10.46 (the version pypcre vendors) instead of failing, while still failing on errors/crashes/hangs and on trusted runtimes; PYPCRE_CLOBBER_STRICT_ENGINE=1 restores hard failures.

Testing

• Python 3.12 + from-source PCRE2 10.42 (the WSL configuration): full suite green, including the 11 previously failing modules.
• Python 3.14 free-threaded (GIL=0) and 3.14 GIL, PCRE2 10.46: full suites green.

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[Qubitium]

Note: one more fix is needed outside this PR

All FreeBSD jobs fail in prepare, before any test runs:

pkg: No packages available to install matching 'py311-pip' have been found in the repositories

The ports catalogue no longer carries py311-pip (the default Python flavour moved on). The fix belongs in .github/workflows/unit_tests.yml, which I can't include here — my token has no workflow scope — so please apply it directly:

          prepare: |
            env ASSUME_ALWAYS_YES=yes pkg install -y python pcre2 gcc gmake pkgconf
            # The default python flavour moves (py311 -> py312 ...), so derive
            # the matching pip package instead of hard-coding the version.
            PYPKG=$(python -c 'import sys; print(f"py{sys.version_info[0]}{sys.version_info[1]}")')
            env ASSUME_ALWAYS_YES=yes pkg install -y "${PYPKG}-pip"

Deriving the name from the installed interpreter also survives the next flavour bump. The code fixes in this PR cover every WSL job; this one line covers FreeBSD.