[NFC] Non-recursive wildcard matching#7988
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Implement a non-recursive wildcard matching algorithm that pushes and pops the search stack as little as possible. It pushes only when it must decide whether or not to have a wildcard consume a character that it could also plausibly not consume.
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(The last commit makes this simpler but possibly way slower, so it's mostly just to illustrate how simple this can get.) |
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lgtm, both solutions seem fine and this one may be faster.
Please copy the test from the other PR.
This reverts commit 0010467.
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Implement a non-recursive wildcard matching algorithm that pushes and pops the search stack as little as possible. It pushes only when it must decide whether or not to have a wildcard consume a character that it could also plausibly not consume.