feat: add wildcard and prefix support to cat #736
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This pull request enhances the cat command in s5cmd to support wildcard and prefix operations, improving its flexibility and usability for users. It includes comprehensive test cases.
Wildcard Support:
Example:
s5cmd cat s3://bucket/foo*concatenates content of files with paths starting withs3://bucket/foo. Use quotation marks according to your terminal type (e.g., bash, zsh).Prefix Support:
Enables cat to concatenate all files within a specified directory. Ignores nested folders.
Example:
s5cmd cat s3://bucket/dir/concatenates content of all files within the "dir" directory. But would not match with files insides3://bucket/dir/another_folder/. Wildcard characters can be used for this case.Resolves: #716