In regex_replace action, consider doing line-by-line matching instead of entire file

### TL;DR

As a template developer, I want `^` and `$` to match beginning and end of line, because that's what I'm used to from `grep`. As a template developer I'm probably not aware of how to do RE2 multiline regexes to manually enable this behavior using `(?m:my_regex)`.

cc @sethvargo @pdewilde @verbanicm who have been involved in related conversations.

Upside:
- Users don't have to understand RE2 multiline syntax and semantics to match beginning/end of line
Downside:
- If users want to match a string that spans multiple lines within a file, we have to give them a special mode.

Implementation ideas:
- split each input file on `\n` before doing the regex replace
- add a new mode for users that want to do a search-and-replace that spans multiple lines. Something like:
```
action: `regex_replace`
params:
paths: ['my.txt']
replacements:
mode: 'file_at_a_time' # <---- here we need a new mode
regex: |
my
regex
with
newlines
replace_with: 'whatever'
```

### Detailed design

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### Alternatives considered

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### Additional information

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Find the regex_replace action implementation in the codebase, likely under a cmd or actions directory. Understand how it currently processes files (likely reading entire content). The change involves splitting input by newline for line-by-line matching and potentially adding a new mode parameter. Look for existing tests for regex_replace to understand the expected behavior and add new test cases.

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