Implement `-parse-info` for sequence regexes

• :alt is like :or except any regex child makes it transforming
• :cat is like :tuple except any regex child makes it transforming
• leave all others as transforming

Relevant examples:

(let [s [:cat :keyword [:alt [:vector :any] [:+ :int]]]
      v [:k 1 2 3]
      roundtrip #(->> % (m/parse s) (m/unparse s))]
  (list v (roundtrip v)))
;; => ([:k 1 2 3] [:k [1 2 3]])

(def Hiccup ; (leaf node)
  [:cat :keyword [:? [:maybe [:map-of :keyword :any]]] [:* string?]])

(m/parse Hiccup [:div "edge" "case"])
;; => [:div nil ["edge" "case"]]

(let [v [:div "edge" "case"]]
  (= v (->> v (m/parse Hiccup) (m/unparse Hiccup))))
;; => false

(map (m/parser [:cat :int [:? [:maybe :int]] :int])
  [[1 2 3]
   [1 3]
   [1 nil 3]])
;; => ([1 2 3] [1 nil 3] [1 nil 3])

(m/parse [:cat :int [:cat :int]]
  [1 2])
;; => [1 [2]]

(m/parse [:and
          [:orn [:v vector?] [:l list?]]
          [:cat :keyword [:* :any]]]
  [:x])
;; => Execution error (ExceptionInfo) at malli.core/-exception (core.cljc:203).
;;    :malli.core/and-schema-multiple-transforming-parsers

Extracted from: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CLDK6MFMK/p1760419966575209