add new validator

[uh-oh-monteiro]

New method, similar to the matches_regex validator, but takes in a list(s) of patterns. Validation passes if at least one pattern is matched.
Usage can be like:

@htf.measures(htf.Measurement('P5_MAIN_SMT_ID').matches_any_regex(MainBoardStandardRegex.all_patterns, MainBoardOmniRegex.all_patterns))
def P5_MAIN_SMT_ID(test: htf.TestApi):

or

@htf.measures(htf.Measurement('P5_BATTERY_SN').matches_any_regex(BatteryRegex.all_patterns))
def P5_BATTERY_SN(test: htf.TestApi, prompts: UserInput):

This is to accomodate validating the part numbers for entity binding. There are often multiple acceptable formats per part. There is no overarching structure (apart from the datecode). It's easier to have classes for each part number which keep track of the acceptable regex patterns. https://github.com/halter-corp/hardware-test-framework/pull/960

We pass this object (a list of the patterns) into the validator matches_any_regex.

Unfortunately, it displays this horrendous string (amalgamation of the acceptable patterns) as a validator:

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Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 19165234214

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• 22 of 27 (81.48%) changed or added relevant lines in 1 file are covered.
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• Overall coverage increased (+0.07%) to 61.598%

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openhtf/util/validators.py	22	27	81.48%

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