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docs/guide/utils.md (2)

120-126: Clarify defaults and normalization in the description
Briefly call out defaults (CaseSensitive=false, StrictRouting=false) and that patterns are normalized to start with “/”. Keeps docs self-contained and aligned with implementation.

-Checks whether a given path matches a Fiber route pattern. Useful for testing
-patterns without registering them. Patterns may contain parameters, wildcards
-and optional segments. An optional `Config` allows control over case sensitivity
-and strict routing.
+Checks whether a given path matches a Fiber route pattern. Useful for testing
+patterns without registering them. Patterns may contain parameters, wildcards,
+and optional segments. By default CaseSensitive=false and StrictRouting=false.
+Patterns not starting with "/" are normalized to start with "/". An optional
+`Config` allows control over case sensitivity and strict routing.

---

131-139: Add trailing-slash/StrictRouting example
A quick example prevents confusion around default StrictRouting=false behavior.

 fiber.RoutePatternMatch(
     "/User/john",
     "/user/:name",
     fiber.Config{CaseSensitive: true},
 ) // false
+
+// Trailing slash handling (StrictRouting=false by default)
+fiber.RoutePatternMatch("/user/", "/user")                                    // true
+fiber.RoutePatternMatch("/user/", "/user", fiber.Config{StrictRouting: true}) // false

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Learnt from: ckoch786
PR: gofiber/fiber#3230
File: docs/whats_new.md:944-951
Timestamp: 2024-12-15T19:56:45.935Z
Learning: Detailed usage examples and explanations for new methods like `RemoveRoute` and `RemoveRouteByName` are documented in `docs/api/app.md`, so it's unnecessary to duplicate them in `docs/whats_new.md`.

Learnt from: ckoch786
PR: gofiber/fiber#3230
File: docs/whats_new.md:944-951
Timestamp: 2024-12-15T19:56:45.935Z
Learning: Detailed usage examples and explanations for new methods like `RemoveRoute` and `RemoveRouteByName` are documented in `docs/api/app.md`, so it's unnecessary to duplicate them in `docs/whats_new.md`.