Module payload 

The file: / text: value schemes shared by every payload-typed option.

Payload-typed options (patterns, replacements, structured values, stdin text, prose) accept a scheme prefix that says where the value comes from:

• file:PATH — the value is the file’s contents, read verbatim (exact bytes, UTF-8). A file:-sourced pattern is never promoted: its match mode defaults to literal.
• text:VALUE — the remainder is the literal value; the escape hatch for a payload that genuinely begins with file: or text:.

Only these two exact prefixes are recognised. Everything else is literal as-is — there is no general scheme: reservation, so values like http://… and std::fmt are unaffected.

Structs

Resolved

A payload value with its origin, after scheme resolution.

Functions

resolve

Resolve a raw option value through the file: / text: schemes.

to_find_lines

Split a find/anchor payload into the lines a block match anchors on: to_lines, then drop any trailing empty lines.

to_lines

Split a payload into its lines for line-anchored matching. A single final terminating newline ends the last line — it does not add an empty trailing line. A trailing \r on each line is dropped, so a CRLF-terminated payload (e.g. an anchor file saved by a Windows editor) matches LF source. An empty payload has zero lines.