Support glob pattern in uses()->in()

[walirazzaq]

While building a modular laravel applications where modules contains their own tests. Currently we have to do something like following to make it work

   uses(Tests\TestCase::class)->in(
        'Feature',
        '../app-modules/product/tests/Feature',
        '../app-modules/order/tests/Feature',
        '../app-modules/blog/tests/Feature',
    )

List could go long so.
I see a PR regarding support of Finder but it couldn't make it to happen owing to some reason.
I am experimenting with glob() along with is_dir() & file_exists()

pest/src/PendingCalls/UsesCall.php

Line 79 in 04663e0

if (is_dir($target) || file_exists($target)) {

Like so

        $this->targets = array_reduce($targets, function (array $accumulator, string $target): array {
            foreach (glob($target) as $path) {
                if (is_dir($path) || file_exists($path)) {
                    $accumulator[] = (string) realpath($path);
                }
            }

            return $accumulator;
        }, []);

This solved the issues of using basic glob patterns supported by glob()

   uses(Tests\TestCase::class)->in(
        'Feature',
        '../app-modules/*/tests/Feature',
        '../app-modules/*/tests/Unit/*SomeTest.php',
    )

Thanks for your time and making us to love testing ♥️

[nunomaduro]

cc @owenvoke