fix: Faker::Internet.username should not generate duplicated punctuation
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[fixes #2967]
In #2950 there was a change on how email usernames were generated. This caused usernames to be generated with duplicate punctuation - for example:
This PR restores the previous behavior when dealing with punctuation.
While we can't guarantee that any of these generated emails will be valid, we can restore the previous behaviour.