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Add --grep PATTERN (a Python regular expression searched in the message) and -i/--ignore-case. The filter combines with --since, --until, --level and --summary, so message searches no longer require piping through another tool and losing the summary. Invalid patterns exit with status 2. Output is unchanged without the new options.
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Before: you can only filter by time and level; finding one kind of message means piping the output through another tool, which loses
--summary.After:
--grep PATTERN(a Python regular expression searched in the message) and-i/--ignore-casecombine with the existing filters and with--summary. Without the options the output is unchanged.How:
matches()insrc/logslice/filters.pygets a keyword-onlypattern;src/logslice/cli.pyadds the two options and compiles the pattern before reading any input (invalid pattern: message on stderr, exit 2). README gains a usage example and two option rows.Tests: 178 pass (159 before), ruff clean.
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