Add regex-based extension filtering using environment variable #541
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I implemented a new feature to filter entry points based on their module names using regular expressions. The filter pattern can be specified through the environment variable
GIT_BOB_EXTENSIONS_FILTER_REGEXP
. By default, all modules are accepted using the pattern ".*". This change affects both theinit_prompt_handlers
andinit_triggers
functions in _terminal.py, allowing users to selectively load only the extensions they need by specifying a regex pattern. The implementation is minimal and maintains backward compatibility while adding this new filtering capability.closes #540