fix issues with complex multi-param#349
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Well, test on Node.js 26 still depends on #348. |
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This PR fixes multiple issues with the current matching strategy with regards to multi-param routes:
-and.as they are not meant verbatim there([^/]+)), but are wrongly optimized (happening in app but not router, which confused me a lot initially)The ideas come from my personal use case and the official Express.js 4.x documentation, with the official
path-to-regexp0.1.x as a loose reference.Not sure if the test cases are okay like this (may need to reorganize), but they definitely serve the purpose of identifying the exact problems with the current implementation.