MacOS ignore "/Contents/" by default

[kmturley]

On MacOS if I run:

import { globSync } from 'glob';
const files = globSync('./plugins/**/*.*');
console.log(files);

The output is:

[
  'plugins/Surge XT Effects.app',
  'plugins/Surge XT Effects.app/Contents/Info.plist',
  'plugins/Surge XT Effects.app/Contents/Resources/RecentFilesMenuTemplate.nib',
  'plugins/Surge XT Effects.app/Contents/Resources/Icon.icns'
]

If I change to:

import { globSync } from 'glob';
const files = globSync('./plugins/**/*.*', { ignore: ['./plugins/**/Contents/**/*'] });
console.log(files);

The output is:

[
  'plugins/Surge XT Effects.app',
]

My assumption is that most users want want the "file" as shown in the UI, vs the contents of the package.

1. Should the default functionality be to hide the Contents directory?
2. Could there be a helper to switch this feature on/off without specifying an ignore negation rule?

[kmturley]

This also could affect Windows:

[
  'plugins\\Surge XT Effects.vst3',
  'plugins\\Surge XT Effects.vst3\\Plugin.ico',
  'plugins\\Surge XT Effects.vst3\\desktop.ini',
  'plugins\\Surge XT Effects.vst3\\Contents\\x86_64-win\\Surge XT Effects.vst3'
]