Indicate usage of the re2 regex engine in the .airflowignore documentation.

[tshirtman]

As the engine was changed in #32303, and the feature set of this engine is a bit specific, it seems useful to be explicit about it.

Added a short explanation about it in the dags documenatiton, with a link to the re2 syntax wiki page.

related: #32303

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[potiuk]

You need to use double backticks in .rst :)

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