Add support for case-sensitive queries #959
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Add _ZO_CASE_SENSITIVITY env var to control whether queries should be performed in a case-sensitive manner, keeping the current behavior (case-insensitive) as the default. Setting _ZO_CASE_SENSITIVITY=case-sensitive changes the query behavior to be case-sensitive.
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Add _ZO_CASE_SENSITIVITY env var to control whether queries should be performed in a case-sensitive manner, keeping the current behavior (case-insensitive) as the default.
Setting _ZO_CASE_SENSITIVITY=case-sensitive changes the query behavior to be case-sensitive.
I switched to zoxide a few months ago and have found it to be a much more robust tool than what I was using before. I also enjoy all of the integrations it has.
One thing I miss from my previous jump tool is case-sensitivity: I have some dirs that happen to have capitalization that I can use to get to exactly where I want to go, with a single character, as long as the search is case sensitive.
This PR adds case-sensitivity as an option. This could also lay the groundwork for a "smart case" variant (requested in #224)
Also, I've done minimal rust, so if anything here is not idiomatic / should be adjusted happy to make any changes.