WIP: Ported Cloud9 Find Replace Plugin to Ace Editor with Enhancements

[mkslanc]

Issue #, if available: #4006, #3932, #2869, #2059, #2751

Description of changes:
This pull request introduces a significant update to the Ace Editor by porting the Cloud9 Find Replace plugin). The integration of this plugin brings several key enhancements and fixes, improving the search and replace functionality within the Ace Editor environment. Below are the major changes and benefits included in this update:

• Multiline Search Support
  Users can now perform searches across multiple lines, enhancing the editor's capability to handle complex search patterns and large blocks of text.
• Highlighted Regex in Search Input
  The search interface highlights regular expressions within the search input box, providing immediate visual feedback and aiding in the construction of complex regex patterns.
• Fixed Regex Lookahead
  This update fixes issues with regex lookahead operations, ensuring that advanced regex patterns are interpreted and executed correctly, thereby improving the accuracy and reliability of search results.
• WebWorker for Non-blocking UI
  The search functionality now operates within a WebWorker, ensuring that the UI remains responsive even during extensive search operations. This enhancement significantly improves the user experience by preventing UI freezes during long-running searches.
• Search Query History
  A history feature has been added to both the find and replace input elements. Users can easily access their previous search queries, making repetitive search and replace tasks more efficient and user-friendly.

Things to Improve:

• Restrict MockWorker's Functions: For environments that do not support WebWorkers, it's suggested to impose certain restrictions on the MockWorker's capabilities to ensure the UI does not get blocked. This approach will help maintain UI responsiveness across all environments. Right now MockWorker is not anyhow restricted.
• Preserve Case Option in Searchbox: Adding a preserveCase option to the searchbox will enhance the replace functionality, allowing users to maintain the case of the original text or match the case of the replacement text. This feature would provide more flexibility and control over text manipulation tasks.

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