Provide a regex filter to "latest", and provide "latest" with filter to "tfenv use" #33
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I've been a bit savage with the bash code for my own standards, changing some naming, removing set -e where appropriate, replacing with error trapping. Standardising the error_and_die function etc, and rewording some of the errors, so you probably won't want to accept this PR as-is; however you might be interested in the way I have included a regex filter for "latest" and an option for a filtered "latest" for use to allow you to be more specific about the versions you want to match.
e.g. if you want to not upgrade to v0.9 yet: