cli: add --show-matchers argument#6287
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This adds the
--show-matchersCLI argument for listing a plugin's matchers. Regular text and JSON output is supported.While the JSON output contains all data (excluding the redundant
re.UNICODEflag), the regular text output uses yaml-like syntax, skips missing matcher names and default priorities/flags, uses text for priority constants and flags (human readable), and it puts verbose regex patterns on the next line with a secondary indentation level. As said, it's not valid yaml, as it would require quoting+escaping the single-line regex patterns or adding yaml block-style indicators, which would make reading more difficult.Plugin sideloading is of course supported.
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