Adds failing test cases for Issue 5296 #5359
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This should be fixed by #5722, but if you want to rebase against |
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#5296
Primarily, this test suite PR demonstrates inconsistencies in path matching depending on context (
matchParams,StaticRouter, andRouterat a minimum). It is suggested that all path matching logic be consolidated into a single place to avoid this sort of problem.Additional test cases were also added to cover some potentially tricky use cases I thought up while I was in there.