Match a Whole String with Wildcards

### Problem Return whether the pattern `mask` matches the whole string `text` under these wildcard rules: - A lowercase letter in `mask` matches the same letter in `text`. - `?` matches exactly one character. - `*` matches a sequence of any length, including zero characters. Every pattern character participates in the match, and the match must consume all of `text`. Finding a matching portion of the text is insufficient. ### Examples **Example 1** ```text Input: text = "cabin", mask = "c*?n" Output: true ``` The star can cover `"ab"`, the question mark covers `"i"`, and the literal letters match the ends of the text. **Example 2** ```text Input: text = "", mask = "*?" Output: false ``` The star may cover no characters, but the question mark still needs one character, which the empty text cannot supply. ### Constraints - `0 <= text.length <= 2000` - `0 <= mask.length <= 2000` - The text contains lowercase English letters only. - The mask contains lowercase English letters, `?`, and `*` only.