Use filepathx.Glob instead of filepath.Glob to support ** which matches one or more dirs #273
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**for zero or more directories golang/go#11862Description
filepath.Glob does not support zero or more directory glob pattern
filepath.Glob("src/**/dev") will only find:
src/a/dev
using filepathx.Glob("src/**/dev") will find:
src/a/dev
src/a/b/c/dev
src/a/b/c/d/e/dev
etc