This addition changes the functionality of the --recursive flag when it's used with --include.

Prior to the change, when watching a folder recursively, watches are not added for newly created subdirectorires unless they match the filter.

With this change, folders are not matched against the filter when deciding to monitor them recursively.

Scenario:

1. Create a folder /tmp/x
2. Run inotifywait -r -i "txt$" /tmp/x
3. Create a file /tmp/x/test.txt -> inotifywait notices the creation
4. Create a file /tmp/x/test -> inotifywait does not notice it (because it does not match include filter)
5. Create a folder /tmp/x/y.txt/ -> inotify notices the creation and monitors recursively
6. Create a file /tmp/x/y.txt/test -> inotify notices the creation (because it's monitoring /tmp/x.txt/ recursively

Prior to the changes:
7. Create a folder /tmp/x/z/ -> inotify does not notice this or set recursive watch (because it does not match the filter)
8. Create a file /tmp/x/z/test.txt -> inotify does not notice, since it's not recursively watching.

With the changes:
7. Create a folder /tmp/x/z/ -> inotify sets a recursive watch on this folder, even if it does not match the filter
8. Create a file /tmp/x/z/test.txt -> inotify notices this file because it's watching recursively and it matches the filter

There are multiple mentions of this or similar issues in the Issues list, and I hit the same issue when starting to use inotifywait:
#224
#199
#168