[go_router] Document regex constraints for path parameters#12281
[go_router] Document regex constraints for path parameters#12281saurabh-mirajkar wants to merge 1 commit into
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This pull request documents the support for regular expression constraints in GoRoute path parameters within route.dart and adds a corresponding pending changelog entry. There are no review comments, and no additional feedback is provided.
Description
Documents the regular expression constraint syntax supported by
GoRoute.path.GoRoutealready supports path parameters in the form:paramName(regex), but this syntax is not currently documented. This change documents the syntax, provides a valid Dart example, and explains how constrained path parameters participate in route matching.Fixes flutter/flutter#177766
Testing
dart run script/tool/bin/flutter_plugin_tools.dart test --packages=go_router.Pre-Review Checklist
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