test-sbt: treat TestWildcardSelector correctly#9680
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…dcard: the only test case name-based filtering that ZIO Test supports is "search terms", which work as wildcards (https://github.com/zio/zio/blob/series/2.x/test/shared/src/main/scala/zio/test/FilteredSpec.scala#L32); further loss of fidelity of executing the entire suite in the presence of `TestWildcardSelector`s does not seem warranted though.
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I understand the loss of fidelity of treating
TestSelectoras a wildcard: the only test case name-based filtering that ZIO Test supports is "search terms", which work as wildcards; further loss of fidelity of executing the entire suite in the presence ofTestWildcardSelectors does not seem warranted though.