You probably guessed it, but there is a way not to use a case-insensitive match pattern. According to docs, matching patterns do not support regular expressions ( globs only, similar to wildcard patterns).
So, you need to explicitly enter various options (e.g. http://*/example.html and http://*/example.html )
Alternatively, you can use the include_globs element, for example. resolving all paths starting with any letter followed by "xample", but it also allows paths such as .../Axample.html , etc., so maybe this doesn't suit your purpose.
{ "matches": ["http://*/*.html"], "include_globs": ["http://*/?xample.html"] ...
See also documentation on Match Patterns and globs.
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