Here is another attempt at posting the matching test.

I think the problem that Bart saw in workers/11339 was related to the changes
made to comptest.  I'm guessing the patch didn't get through properly.
The change around line 118 looked something like:
        print -lr "COMPADD:{${match[6]//[^M
]/}}"

I would really like to say
        print -lr "COMPADD:{${match[6]//[\r\n]/}}"

But we can't use the backslash escape sequences here.  My changes to comptest
cause the unfiltered compadd output to contain linefeeds and carriage returns,
which I wanted to filter away.  Is there a better way to do this than putting
the actual control characters in the pattern?

Based on the problem Bart had, I decided to try filtering this whitespace with
the "tr" command.

I've added the bug that Tanaka Akira sent from workers/11388.

I'd like to see this added even though the test fails.  Some failures
are the test, some are the code.  When we have a runnable copy of the
test the appropriate part can be fixed.

This patch supersedes workers/11334.

-FR.

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