Allow generic member/file name for /COPY and /INCLUDE compiler directive

Today if we have to include several copy member, we have use one /COPY or /INCLUDE directive per member:

/include qcopysrc,copy01
/include qcopysrc,copy02
/include qcopysrc,copy03

My proposal is, to extend the /COPY and /INCLUDE directive to support generic names for the include member name:

/include qcopysrc,copy*

This would allow to a bunch of copy members with one directive.

As an extension the inclusion of all members in an source file should probaly also be possible:

/include qcopysrc,*all

This would make it easier to split large, monolithic copy files into smaller parts, without sacrificing readability. Of course, this should also be possible in nested copy files, if the compiler command allows this.

It also does not collide with existing code, where no generic names are allowed, and the asterisk character is not allowed today.

This should of course work with the *LIBL in mind - so the compiler should search for matching members in the *LIBL, if the library is not explicitly stated. From the *LIBL every individual copy member should only be included once, even if it exists multiple times in the *LIBL - just like the current behavior with a single copy member.

Example with *LIBL:

/include qcopysrc,copy*

lib1/qcopysrc,copy01 <- this is included
lib2/qcopysrc,copy01 -> ignored bc copy01 was already included 
lib2/qcopysrc,copy02 <- this is included
lib3/qcopysrc,copy01 -> ignored
lib3/qcopysrc,copy02 -> ignored
lib3/qcopysrc,copy03 <- this is included

And of course this should also work with IFS copy files - also in the IFS the asterisk char is reserved and cannot be used in a file name without additional effort (quoting).