Fix inconsistent behavior of CharacterTextSplitter when changing keep_separator
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- Use `regex.split()` instead of `str.split()` - Added tests when separator is a special regex character
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keep_separatorisTruethe_split_text_with_regex()method intext_splitteruses regex to split, but whenkeep_separatorisFalseit usesstr.split(). This causes problems when the separator is a special regex character like.or*. This PR fixes that by usingre.split()in both cases.CharacterTextSplitterwhen changingkeep_separatorfor special regex characters #7262