Fix XPath crash issue in IEDriver #9939
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Fix IEDriver XPath crash issue
Description
This PR is to fix XPath crash issue tracked in #9938
Motivation and Context
The XPath crash issue in IEDriver was caused by regex update from this commit: cf49ba23. The IEDriver crashed when IE (or Edge in IEMode) tried to parse the unicode regex ending with
/gu.Types of changes
In this PR, a browser type check is added to let IE (or Edge in IEMode) use
/gregex and other browsers use/guunicode regex in the file.In addition, this PR generated the file atoms.h to reflect the changes in javascript/atom and updated the file for IEDriver.