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godoc examples and fuzz - #6
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example funcs render on the package godoc page so users land on runnable snippets without leaving pkg.go.dev. covers age provider construction and identity generation plus the two http middlewares.
three fuzz targets cover MatchExt MatchGlob MatchRegex. each generates arbitrary inputs and asserts the matcher never panics on Match. patterns that fail to compile are skipped so the fuzzer focuses on runtime behavior.
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Two improvements that round out the pre v0.3 polish.
Every cloud backend now has at least one godoc Example function. The example renders on pkg.go.dev and lets new users land on a runnable snippet without leaving the docs page.
Three new fuzz targets exercise the path matchers. Random extension lists, glob patterns, and regular expressions feed into MatchExt MatchGlob and MatchRegex. Any pattern that fails to compile is skipped so the fuzzer focuses on runtime behavior. Bugs that surface here cannot panic the walker.