Completion/matcher error with file names that contain

[David Woodfall <dave@dawoodfall.net>]

unicode glyphs

zsh 5.6.2 in a plain linux console (which is set up for unicode.)

I get this error when I try to complete a non-existent file with 'ls'
and other commands when a file in pwd contains a unicode glyph in the
namw. e.g. 'PAБOTA'

516: utils.c:5456: BUG: unexpected end of string in mb_metacharlen()

After a little commenting out some of the completion lines in my
config I found that it comes down to the last line in my
matcher-list:

zstyle ':completion:*' matcher-list \
  'm:{a-zA-Z\-}={A-Za-z\_}' \
  'r:[^[:alpha:]]||[[:alpha:]]=** r:|=* m:{a-zA-Z\-}={A-Za-z\_}' \
  'r:|?=** m:{a-zA-Z\-}={A-Za-z\_}'

I'll admit right here that I found the last two lines in that
matcher-list on the net and don't have much clue on what the ones
that use =* do. I was looking for partial in-word completion so that
e.g. doing:

cd air<tab>

would complete to

cd vim-airline

Thoughts?

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