This fails on regex like the example for senders because of the trailing $.
[BTW it seems odd that senders already does what I want in essence, but to
do it for other things I have to do a recompile with wildlsearch]
I know one answer for this expansion problem is to use /N, but I don't
want to do this - I don't want the string expansion to be possible at all,
I don't want any user scripts allowed to "execute" ${stuff} anyway.
How do I do this so that my wildlsearch check is exactly the same as what
is used for senders = ?