More pathpattern test cases#388
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Per the TUF spec, PATHPATTERN wildcards use shell-glob semantics: a `*` matches within a path segment but does not cross `/` (the spec's own example notes `*.tgz` matches `foo.tgz` but not `targets/foo.tgz`). The previous code used globset's default options, where `*` spans `/` (like plain fnmatch), which over-authorizes delegations. Enable globset's `literal_separator` so `*`/`?` stop at `/`. The current tuf-conformance delegation tree (`releases/*/*`, `releases/x/*`) already assumes this and still resolves correctly; this also aligns with the additional cases in theupdateframework/tuf-conformance#388. Thanks to @jku for catching this. Signed-off-by: Wolf Vollprecht <w.vollprecht@gmail.com>
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Per the TUF spec, PATHPATTERN wildcards use shell-glob semantics: a `*` matches within a path segment but does not cross `/` (the spec's own example notes `*.tgz` matches `foo.tgz` but not `targets/foo.tgz`). The previous code used globset's default options, where `*` spans `/` (like plain fnmatch), which over-authorizes delegations. Enable globset's `literal_separator` so `*`/`?` stop at `/`. The current tuf-conformance delegation tree (`releases/*/*`, `releases/x/*`) already assumes this and still resolves correctly; this also aligns with the additional cases in theupdateframework/tuf-conformance#388. Thanks to @jku for catching this. Signed-off-by: Wolf Vollprecht <w.vollprecht@gmail.com>
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Per the TUF spec, PATHPATTERN wildcards use shell-glob semantics: a `*` matches within a path segment but does not cross `/` (the spec's own example notes `*.tgz` matches `foo.tgz` but not `targets/foo.tgz`). The previous code used globset's default options, where `*` spans `/` (like plain fnmatch), which over-authorizes delegations. Enable globset's `literal_separator` so `*`/`?` stop at `/`. The current tuf-conformance delegation tree (`releases/*/*`, `releases/x/*`) already assumes this and still resolves correctly; this also aligns with the additional cases in theupdateframework/tuf-conformance#388. Thanks to @jku for catching this. Signed-off-by: Wolf Vollprecht <w.vollprecht@gmail.com>
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