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I have to say I dont really understand this use case. If you are reviewing each replacement individually you might as well do it by clicking "Replace and find" repeatedly and correcting any bad replaces with an undo when needed.
If you want an overview of all replaces, and the ability to revert only a few of them, the "See what changed" tool works for that. You can review all the changes in one window, if you find one that you dont like, simply double click on it in the right panel and it will be displayed in the main edit book window, where you can edit it. Admittedly, this is not quite as convenient as clicking a button to revert an individual change, however, since reversion is a relatively rare operation (if it isnt maybe reject all changes and adjust your regex) it's good enough.
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