Fix Binary Images regex to avoid scanning entire document

[czlitony]

Problem

Opening the sample file becomes significantly slow when the Full Report section is large.

Root Cause

The regular expression used to parse the Binary Images section is greedy, causing excessive backtracking and poor performance when processing large Full Report blocks.

Fix

Replaced the greedy regex with a non-greedy variant to improve the efficiency of parsing the Binary Images section. This change reduces unnecessary processing and improves file loading time, especially for large reports.

[czlitony]

The regex modification changes #"Binary Images:.*"# to #"Binary Images:.*?(?=\n\s*\n|\Z)"# to improve efficiency:

• .*? - Non-greedy match of any characters (instead of greedy .*)
• (?=\n\s*\n|\Z) - Positive lookahead that stops matching when encountering:
  • \n\s*\n - An empty line (newline + optional whitespace + newline)
  • |\Z - Or end of document

This ensures the scan operation only captures content from "Binary Images:" until the first empty line or document end, preventing it from scanning the entire document and improving performance when processing large crash