fix(plc4py/umas): resolve Python 3.12+ SyntaxWarnings in UmasTag#2535
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- Use raw string for regex pattern (fixes invalid escape sequence '\[') - Replace 'is not 0' with '!= 0' for int comparison
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Summary
Fixes three
SyntaxWarningmessages emitted by Python 3.12+ inplc4py/drivers/umas/UmasTag.py:\[in the regex_ADDRESS_PATTERN— converted the string literal to a raw string.len(...) is not 0— replaced with!= 0. Comparingintwithis/is notis unreliable (works only by CPython small-int caching) and the behavior is deprecated.Test plan
pytestpasses (77 passed, 36 xfailed — same as before, now with 0 warnings)