feat(django): support string-prefixed route literals and re_path()

[kylejryan]

Problem

The Django extractor's route regexes required a quote immediately after path(:

/path\s*\(\s*['"]([^'"]*)['"]\s*,\s*(?!include)(\w[\w.]*)/g

Any route written with a Python string-literal prefix — path(r"..."), f-strings, bytes — never matched. The raw-string r"..." form is idiomatic in Django urls.py, so projects using it lost most of their routes during extraction. re_path() routes were also not matched at all.

Fix

• Allow optional Python string-literal prefixes ([rRbBuUfF]*) before the quote in both directPathRe and pathIncludeRe.
• Match re_path() in addition to path().

Tests

• New scripts/fixtures/django-urls/ fixture: a small Django app exercising raw-string routes, plain-quoted routes, include() prefixing, re_path(), and @api_view.
• New src/extractors/django.test.ts pinning each of those plus a recall guard. Full suite: 27/27 pass.

Version bumped 0.2.1 → 0.2.2.

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Note

Low Risk
Scoped to Django static URL parsing regexes and tests; no auth, data, or runtime API changes.

Overview
Improves Django URL discovery so idiomatic urls.py patterns are no longer dropped during extraction.

The route-matching regexes now accept optional Python string prefixes (r, f, b, u, etc.) before the opening quote on both path()/re_path() routes and include() mount paths, and re_path() is handled alongside path() for direct routes and includes.

Adds a django-urls fixture and django.test.ts to lock in raw-string routes, plain quotes, include() prefixing, re_path() handlers, and @api_view methods, plus a recall guard on expected paths. Package version 0.2.1 → 0.2.2.

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re_path regex stored as URL

Medium Severity

directPathRe now matches re_path() with the same pipeline as path(), so the first capture is the full regex string (anchors, groups, quantifiers), not a URL segment. After include() prefixing and normalizePath, the reported endpoint path is a regex literal rather than a routable URL shape consumers expect for discovery and scanning.

 

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