Script to execute or translate evil search and replace commands?

Is there some script that can take the search and replace strings used by evil-search and replace and execute them? I want to get them from the `savehist` history and write some functions to execute them. Knowing the function that handles execution when `Enter` is pressed in the mini-buffer will help

What do you mean execute? Do you mean repeat the search?

For instance this `💤 ` is a prepended by a Firefox addon to the URLs of browser tabs which it suspends. I can copy up to about 25 URLs of these sleeping tabs at a go and they all have this sequence that I need to delete. The evil style search and replace string for this is `<,>s/💤 //g` so what I want to do is take the string and pass it to a function which will run the search and replace. I know those strings are stored in some variable. Do you know what it us?

I think it's called `sed`. It's a whole text editor that can do several editing operations in a row.

That involves running a shell or an external command. After pressing the "Enter" key there has to be a function that takes the string entered in the minibuffer and apply to the selected region or the file. It is that function I'm looking for

evil is not designed to be used at the base for further scripting. It's a lot easier to write equivalent vanilla elisp code. Given the existence of `C-u M-|`, it's not unreasonable to use a shell command on a region.