v0.9.6

Added

• Path.glob(None) / rglob(None): expand the pattern the path itself
  carries (LocalPath("/etc/*.conf").glob(None)), splitting at the first
  wildcard. glob("") still raises ValueError as pathlib does -- None
  is the spelling that cannot collide with a real pattern -- so this restores
  what 0.9.4 removed as an explicit, supported form rather than by accident.
• Path.glob(native=) / rglob(native=), default True: follow the
  running interpreter on the two rules pathlib changed mid-series. A
  trailing / is ignored before 3.11 and selects directories only from
  3.11; a component that merely contains ** (a**) raises ValueError
  before 3.13 and is a plain wildcard from 3.13. native=False applies one
  rule on every version instead, which is what a caller comparing results
  across backends or interpreters wants.

Changed

• glob() now matches the running interpreter exactly, including on
  Python 3.9-3.12 where it previously applied its own rule for a trailing
  / and for a**. Measured with a 46-comparison differential sweep
  against pathlib: 3.14 was already identical, and 3.9 went from 4
  disagreements to 0. Pass native=False for the previous, version-
  independent behaviour; pathlib_next.testing's contract suite does.

Documentation

• Named the replacement for glob(""), which 0.9.4 removed for pathlib
  parity: pathlib_next.utils.glob.glob(path, recursive=...) expands a
  pattern the path itself carries, splitting at the first wildcard. The
  0.9.4 entry withdrew the capability without naming it, and Path.glob()'s
  docstring documented the ValueError but not the alternative. Reported by
  yaconfiglib, whose path.glob("", recursive=...) calls stopped working.

Full Changelog: v0.9.5...v0.9.6