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Change default .airflowignore syntax to glob - #42436
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This matches the ignore file behavior of many popular tools (e.g. Git, Docker) and is likely what most users expect without reading the documentation.
The documentation is also tweaked to emphasize the new default. I also decided to get rid of some regexp examples entirely; I figure most of the users are better off either using glob, or just customize the might_contain_dag_callable hook instead. The regexp syntax parser uses re2, which is quite limiting for security reasons, and does not offer significant advantages over glob for almost all use cases.