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Contrary to the description on top of MAINTAINERS, many F: records that
point to folders actually don't end with / or /*.
The get_maintainer.pl script already tolerates this, so let's do the
same.
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Any is the preferred over interface{} now in Go.
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There are cases of very long names that make it too hard for the golang
library to properly parse the address.
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We used to ignore the skipped lines.
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Earlier we only took maintainers if there was just one MAINTAINERS
record, but that was a very severe limitation.
Let's try a more elaborate approach. It's also not perfect, but allows
us to extract many more maintainers, while keeping false positives at
zero.
Group raw MAINTAINER records by their T: entries. If there's just one
set of T: values per group mailing list, take the intersection of M:
entries from there.
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Remove the entity and match subpackages.
Regenerate the linux.go file.
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We don't really care about Documentation/ and similar folders. Exclude
such path matching rules after parsing MAINTAINERS.
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Take care of the corner cases and add extensive tests.
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