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Add support for parsing address parameters to CLI specs parsing (cherrypick of #14949) #14957

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#14347 added support for Address parameters, which are used via the parametrize builtin. But we had not yet added support for parsing parametrized addresses to CLI specs parsing.

This change adds support for parsing parametrized addresses in CLI specs by generalizing the parser that was added in #14346 to support parsing the additional syntax required for CLI specs (! ignores and :/:: wildcards), and then using the same parser (with different validation) for both Address and Specs parsing.

Fixes #14521.

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…sbuild#14949)

 pantsbuild#14347 added support for `Address` parameters, which are used via the `parametrize` builtin. But we had not yet added support for parsing parametrized addresses to CLI specs parsing.

This change adds support for parsing parametrized addresses in CLI specs by generalizing the parser that was added in pantsbuild#14346 to support parsing the additional syntax required for CLI specs (`!` ignores and `:`/`::` wildcards), and then using the same parser (with different validation) for both `Address` and `Specs` parsing.

Fixes pantsbuild#14521.

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@stuhood stuhood merged commit baeeecb into pantsbuild:2.11.x Mar 30, 2022
@stuhood stuhood deleted the stuhood/pick-14949-for-2.11.x branch March 30, 2022 18:38
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