What were you expecting to happen?

The string base/folder?/file1.txt should return base as the non-magic parent path

What actually happened?

globParent('base/folder?/file1.txt') returns base/folder?

Please provide the following information:

• OS & version: Windows 10 20H2, also Ubuntu 16.04
• node version (run node -v): 15.10
• yarn version: 1.22.5

Additional information

I've been trying to track down the source of my issue where the del library wasn't deleting expected folders based on a pattern like the one mentioned above (after del switched to using fast-glob). This led me to follow the dependency tree from del to fast-glob to glob-parent.

Unless I'm completely mistaken about how this library works I would expect a question mark to be treated like other special characters. For example, globParent('base/folder*/file1.txt') returns base.