go-pattern-match

Enables concise, readable code by matching values against patterns instead of nested conditionals, as shown in examples like `WithValues` that reduce boilerplate.

Includes patterns for strings, ints, slices, maps, and structs with chainable methods such as `StartsWith`, `Contains`, and `Head`, providing extensive out-of-the-box functionality.

Supports custom patterns via the `Patterner` interface and `When` for arbitrary predicates, allowing users to tailor matching logic to specific needs.

Leverages Go generics to ensure type-safe matching and handler functions, preventing runtime type errors and enhancing code reliability.