Fix generic library filter#3122
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Good fix, thanks!
I didn't know QSYS needed to be padded in this case. The more you know!
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This PR will fix an issue with retrieving libraries from filters with advanced generic names, e.g. starting with an asterisk.
Given this filter

the current code will return this:

With this PR the output is correct:

A regex filter is even worse - given this filter

you get no output:

but with this PR you get the correct list:

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