🚧Fix issue with matching patterns

[CalvinWilkinson]

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Description

Currently, the translation between the custom action glob matching syntax and regex syntax has an issue.

feature/setup-build-project

• Value: feature/setup-build-project
• Pattern: feature/setup-*-project

This was discovered when using the same code while playing around with Nuke build system framework.

Possible Solution:

1. The problems are that the globbing pattern needs to always start with a '^' symbol and end with a '$' symbol.
2. This could possibly just be fixed by improving the regex used. Attempt this solution first.

Also, the RegexOptions.IgnoreCase needs to NOT be used at all. Currently, if the value above had a 'Tfor the wordproject` ad the end, it would still pass. Remove case sensitivity.

Remove the MatchType. enum and its use case as well

Acceptance Criteria

• The symbol '^' added to the start of the globbingPattern every time in the Match() method
• The symbol '$' added to the end of the globbingPattern every time in the Match() method
• Remove the RegexOptions.IgnoreCase argument for all RegEx.Match() method calls

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