'*' broken in Pattern::matches_path

Here's a recursive file list:

$find src
src/
src/main.rs
src/a/
src/a/b.rs

Running this program

extern crate glob;
use std::path::Path;
use glob::{Pattern,glob};

fn main() {
	let pattern="src/*.rs";

	println!("matches src/a/b.rs: {}",Pattern::new(pattern).unwrap().matches_path(Path::new("src/a/b.rs")));
	
	for entry in glob(pattern).unwrap() {
		println!("globbed: {}", entry.unwrap().display());
	}
}

outputs

matches src/a/b.rs: true
globbed: src/main.rs

Note it DID NOT output globbed: src/a/b.rs. Meaning glob and Pattern::matches_path are inconsistent here. I think glob is correct as '*' should not match across slashes.

Start with the provided Rust reproduction and compare Pattern::matches_path with glob for the pattern src/.rs and nested paths. Trace both matching paths to identify why '' crosses slashes in one case; done means the two APIs agree and the nested src/a/b.rs case is excluded.