Add support for Zsh style ***

docs/src/dictionary/en-custom.txt

@@ -64,6 +64,7 @@ preprocessing
 preprocessors
 prerelease
 prereleases
+recurse
 recursing
 regex
 sharepoint

docs/src/markdown/about/changelog.md

@@ -2,9 +2,13 @@
 
 ## 10.0
 
+-   **NEW**: Added `GLOBSTARLONG` which adds support for the Zsh style `***` which acts like `**` with `GLOBSTAR` but
+    but traverses symlinks.
+-   **NEW**: `pathlib.match` will respect symlinks (when the `REALPATH` flag is given) and hidden file rules (enable
+    `DOTALL` to match hidden files).
 -   **NEW**: Symlinks should not be traversed when `GLOBSTAR` is enabled unless `FOLLOW` is also enabled, but they
     should still be matched. Prior to this change, symlinks were not traversed _and_ they were ignored from matching
-    which contradicts how Bash works, which is are general target.
+    which contradicts how Bash works and could be confusing to users.
 -   **FIX**: Fix some inconsistencies with `globmatch` and symlink handling when `REALPATH` is enabled.
 
 ## 9.0

docs/src/markdown/glob.md

@@ -19,7 +19,8 @@ character `#!py3 r'\?'`.  If you want to represent a literal backslash, you must
 Pattern           | Meaning
 ----------------- | -------
 `*`               | Matches everything except slashes.  On Windows it will avoid matching backslashes as well as slashes.
-`**`              | Matches zero or more directories, but will never match the directories `.` and `..`. Requires the [`GLOBSTAR`](#globstar) flag.
+`**`              | Matches zero or more directories, but will never match the directories ` . ` and `..`. Requires the [`GLOBSTAR`](#globstar) flag.
+`***`             | Like `**` but will also recurse symlinks. Requires the [`GLOBSTARLONG`](#globstarlong) flag.
 `?`               | Matches any single character.
 `[seq]`           | Matches any character in seq.
 `[!seq]`          | Matches any character not in seq. Will also accept character exclusions in the form of `[^seq]`.
@@ -766,10 +767,27 @@ When `MINUSNEGATE` is used with [`NEGATE`](#negate), exclusion patterns are reco
 
 `GLOBSTAR` enables the feature where `**` matches zero or more directories.
 
+#### `glob.GLOBSTARLONG, glob.GL` {: #globstarlong}
+
+/// new | New 10.0
+///
+
+When `GLOBSTARLONG` is enabled `***` will act like `**`, but will cause symlinks to be traversed as well.
+
+Enabling `GLOBSTARLONG` automatically enables [`GLOBSTAR`](#globstar).
+
+[`FOLLOW`](#follow) will be ignored and `***` will be required to traverse a symlink. But it should be noted that when
+using [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase) and [`FOLLOW`](#follow) with `GLOBSTARLONG`, that [`FOLLOW`](#follow) will cause the
+implicit leading `**` that [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase) applies to act as an implicit `***`.
+
 #### `glob.FOLLOW, glob.L` {: #follow}
 
 `FOLLOW` will cause [`GLOBSTAR`](#globstar) patterns (`**`) to traverse symlink directories.
 
+`FOLLOW` will have no affect if using [`GLOBSTARLONG`](#globstarlong) and an explicit `***` will be required to traverse
+a symlink. `FOLLOW` will have an affect if enabled with [`GLOBSTARLONG`](#globstarlong) and [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase)
+and will cause the implicit leading `**` that `MATCHBASE` applies to act as an implicit `***`.
+
 #### `glob.REALPATH, glob.P` {: #realpath}
 
 In the past, only [`glob`](#glob) and [`iglob`](#iglob) operated on the filesystem, but with `REALPATH`, other
@@ -786,6 +804,9 @@ logic so that the path must meet the following in order to match:
 -   Path must exist.
 -   Directories that are symlinks will not be traversed by [`GLOBSTAR`](#globstar) patterns (`**`) unless the
     [`FOLLOW`](#follow) flag is enabled.
+-   If [`GLOBSTARLONG`](#globstarlong) is enabled, `***` will traverse symlinks, [`FOLLOW`](#follow) will be ignored
+    except if [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase) is also enabled, in that case, the implicit leading `**` added by
+    [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase) will act as `***`.
 -   When presented with a pattern where the match must be a directory, but the file path being compared doesn't indicate
     the file is a directory with a trailing slash, the command will look at the filesystem to determine if it is a
     directory.

docs/src/markdown/pathlib.md

@@ -252,22 +252,12 @@ pattern(s).
 
 `match` mimics Python's `pathlib` version of `match`. Python's `match` uses a right to left evaluation. Wildcard Match
 emulates this behavior as well. What this means is that when provided with a path `some/path/name`, the patterns `name`,
-`path/name` and `some/path/name` will all match.
-
-Because the path is evaluated right to left, dot files may not prevent matches when `DOTGLOB` is disabled.
-
-```pycon3
->>> from wcmatch import pathlib
->>> pathlib.PurePath('.dotfile/file').match('file')
-True
->>> pathlib.PurePath('../.dotfile/file').match('file')
-True
-```
+`path/name` and `some/path/name` will all match. Essentially, it matches what [`rglob`](#rglob) returns.
 
 `match` does not access the filesystem, but you can force the path to access the filesystem if you give it the
 [`REALPATH`](#realpath) flag. We do not restrict this, but we do not enable it by default.
-[`REALPATH`](#realpath) simply forces the match to check the filesystem to see if the file exists and is a
-directory or not.
+[`REALPATH`](#realpath) simply forces the match to check the filesystem to see if the file exists, if it is a
+directory or not, and whether it is a symlink.
 
 Since [`Path`](#path) is derived from [`PurePath`](#purepath), this method is also available in
 [`Path`](#path) objects.
@@ -302,8 +292,8 @@ a list of patterns. It will return a boolean indicating whether the objects file
 
 `globmatch` does not access the filesystem, but you can force the path to access the filesystem if you give it the
 [`REALPATH`](#realpath) flag. We do not restrict this, but we do not enable it by default.
-[`REALPATH`](#realpath) simply forces the match to check the filesystem to see if the file exists and is a
-directory or not.
+[`REALPATH`](#realpath) simply forces the match to check the filesystem to see if the file exists, if it is a
+directory or not, and whether it is a symlink.
 
 Since [`Path`](#path) is derived from  [`PurePath`](#purepath), this method is also available in
 [`Path`](#path) objects.
@@ -323,6 +313,19 @@ True
 `exclude` parameter was added.
 ///
 
+#### `PurePath.full_match` {: #full_match}
+
+/// new | new 10.0
+///
+
+```py3
+def full_match(self, patterns, *, flags=0, limit=1000, exclude=None):
+```
+
+Python 3.13 added the new `full_match` method to `PurePath` objects. Essentially, this does for normal `pathlib`
+what our existing `PurePath.globmatch` has been doing prior to Python 3.13. We've added an alias for
+`PurePath.full_match` that redirects to [`PurePath.globmatch`](#globmatch) for completeness.
+
 #### `Path.glob` {: #glob}
 
 ```py3
@@ -446,10 +449,27 @@ When `MINUSNEGATE` is used with [`NEGATE`](#negate), exclusion patterns are reco
 
 `GLOBSTAR` enables the feature where `**` matches zero or more directories.
 
+#### `glob.GLOBSTARLONG, glob.GL` {: #globstarlong}
+
+/// new | New 10.0
+///
+
+When `GLOBSTARLONG` is enabled `***` will act like `**`, but will cause symlinks to be traversed as well.
+
+Enabling `GLOBSTARLONG` automatically enables [`GLOBSTAR`](#globstar).
+
+[`FOLLOW`](#follow) will be ignored and `***` will be required to traverse a symlink. But it should be noted that when
+using [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase) and [`FOLLOW`](#follow) with `GLOBSTARLONG`, that [`FOLLOW`](#follow) will cause the
+implicit leading `**` that [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase) applies to act as an implicit `***`.
+
 #### `pathlib.FOLLOW, pathlib.L` {: #follow}
 
 `FOLLOW` will cause `GLOBSTAR` patterns (`**`) to match and traverse symlink directories.
 
+`FOLLOW` will have no affect if using [`GLOBSTARLONG`](#globstarlong) and an explicit `***` will be required to traverse
+a symlink. `FOLLOW` will have an affect if enabled with [`GLOBSTARLONG`](#globstarlong) and [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase)
+and will cause the implicit leading `**` that `MATCHBASE` applies to act as an implicit `***`.
+
 #### `pathlib.REALPATH, pathlib.P` {: #realpath}
 
 In the past, only `glob` and `iglob` operated on the filesystem, but with `REALPATH`, other functions will now operate
@@ -466,6 +486,10 @@ that the path must meet the following in order to match:
 -   Path must exist.
 -   Directories that are symlinks will not be matched by [`GLOBSTAR`](#globstar) patterns (`**`) unless the
     [`FOLLOW`](#follow) flag is enabled.
+-   If [`GLOBSTARLONG`](#globstarlong) is enabled, `***` will traverse symlinks, [`FOLLOW`](#follow) will be ignored
+    except if [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase) is also enabled, in that case, the implicit leading `**` added by
+    [`MATCHBASE`](#matchbase) will act as `***`. This also affects the implicit leading `**` adding by
+    [`rglob`](#rglob).
 -   When presented with a pattern where the match must be a directory, but the file path being compared doesn't indicate
     the file is a directory with a trailing slash, the command will look at the filesystem to determine if it is a
     directory.