Add FileWatcher.HighPriorityPaths setting#651
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This PR adds a
FileWatcher.HighPriorityPathssetting so that the user can specify a list of patterns by which to match files picked up by the file watcher. Files that match this pattern would be prioritized higher compared to files that don't. This doesn't apply to files picked up by file enumeration, including those that would be picked up automatically due to theToo many changes in directoryerror.File patterns are wildcard expressions.
**\matches folders recursively*matches one or more characters that are not directory separators?matches one character which is not a directory separatorThe setting is a semicolon-separated list of these wildcard patterns.