return all submatches in RegexMatch instead of the first #787
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test string: "39.59% annually and 0.04% monthly"
previously regex_match would only return [39.59] for a regex of "\d+[.]\d+" or [39.59,35.59] for a regex of "(\d+[.]\d+)"
this pull request fixes that and returns [39.59,0.04] for a regex of "\d+[.]\d+" and [[39.59,39.59],[0.04,0.04]] for a regex of "(\d+[.]\d+)"