11.2

11.2

• NEW: Drop support for Python 3.10.
• FIX: Require bracex 3.2 for various bug fixes.
• FIX: Filter filename iterables without evaluating their "truthiness", allowing collections such as numpy
  arrays (@Lushiyao5).
• FIX: Improve performance when multiple * are used for file name matching. Performance is only improved in
  cases where variable length EXTGLOB patterns would not interfere with matching. Issue found by (@gistrec).
• FIX: Apply one pattern limit to includes and exclusions when scanning with glob and iglob, and preserve
  unlimited expansion across multiple patterns with negative limits.
• FIX: Use the documented default limit of 1000 patterns in WcMatch instead of 32.
• FIX: Preserve unlimited pattern expansion with exclusions in compiled matchers and translation, and enforce
  finite limits when exclusions consume the entire pattern budget.
• FIX: Fix an invalid regular expression error when an EXTGLOB/EXTMATCH inverse group, !(...), is followed
  by an extended group that contains another extended group, e.g. !(a)@(b|*(c)).
• FIX: Fix an EXTGLOB/EXTMATCH star group, *(...), being matched as literal text when it directly follows
  another *, e.g. a**(b).
• FIX: Fix glob and iglob returning the same path twice when two patterns find it and case is ignored, e.g.
  ['A*', '*b'] with IGNORECASE and a file named Ab. Files that only differ by case are no longer treated as
  duplicates when the file system is case sensitive.
• FIX: According to Bash, a file name that starts with an extended group should never match . or ...
• FIX: Preserve leading-dot restrictions for wildcards after extended groups that can match an empty string,
  such as ?(a)*, and avoid returning . and .. from these directory scans.
• FIX: Fix rglob treating a pattern that starts with ** or *** as if it started with *, e.g. **/a.txt
  with GLOBSTAR missed a.txt in the searched folder and returned a.txt from inside a symlinked folder.