Accept some latest:<regex> versions - #78
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According to the tfenv documentation https://github.com/tfutils/tfenv#terraform-version-file, versions can also be specified using a regex, where the most common one, a prefix match, is now also supported by this plugin
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Installed mise plugins install terraform https://github.com/skruppy/asdf-hashicorp.git#feat/latest-regex and tested and it works with latest:<regex>.
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According to the tfenv documentation https://github.com/tfutils/tfenv#terraform-version-file, versions can also be specified using a regex, where the most common one, a prefix match, is now also supported by this plugin.