fix: :bug: do not exclude files in explicitly included directorys

[Katze719]

Resolves: python-poetry#10259

• [ ] Added tests for changed code.
• [ ] Updated documentation for changed code.

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Ensures that files within explicitly included directories are not ignored during the build process.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a new method, _get_ignored_files, to accurately determine ignored files during the build process. It considers VCS ignores, explicit excludes, and, most importantly, explicit includes, ensuring that files within explicitly included directories are not inadvertently excluded. The find_excluded_files method is refactored to leverage this new method, improving the accuracy of file exclusion during the build process.

Updated class diagram for Builder

classDiagram
  class Builder {
    -_path: Path
    -_poetry: Poetry
    -_env: Env
    -_excluded_files: set[str] | None
    -_package: Package
    +build(target_dir: Path | None) : Path
    +find_excluded_files(fmt: str | None = None) : set[str]
    -_apply_local_version_label() : None
    -_get_ignored_files(vcs_ignored_files, explicitly_excluded, explicitly_included) : set[str]
  }

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduces a new method to determine ignored files, taking into account VCS ignores, explicit excludes, and explicit includes.	Added _get_ignored_files method to handle the logic for determining ignored files based on VCS ignores, explicit excludes, and explicit includes. The _get_ignored_files method ensures that if a directory is explicitly included, all files and subdirectories within it will not be ignored, even if they appear in VCS ignored files. The is_explicitly_included method checks if a given path is explicitly included by comparing it to the explicitly included paths and their subpaths.	src/poetry/core/masonry/builders/builder.py
Refactors the find_excluded_files method to use the new _get_ignored_files method.	Replaced the previous logic for calculating ignored files with a call to the _get_ignored_files method. The find_excluded_files method now uses the _get_ignored_files method to determine the set of ignored files.	src/poetry/core/masonry/builders/builder.py

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[Katze719]

NVM using poetry_test_issue_10259/myLibs/**/* works 🙃🙃🙃

do what ever you want with this code

[Katze719]

maybe, could we add to the documentation that globing is supported for including/excluding files within the pyproject.toml?