feat: ✨ Add WithRoutingRuleConfig option to proxy (routing rules: Direct, Proxy, Block) #96
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This commit introduces the WithRoutingRuleConfig option to the proxy functionality and --routing flag. With this option, users can configure routing rules using IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domains, and regular expressions. Additionally, users can specify whether traffic matching these rules should be directed to a proxy, sent directly, or blocked altogether.
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This commit introduces the WithRoutingRuleConfig option to the proxy functionality. With this option, users can configure routing rules using IP addresses, CIDR blocks, domains, and regular expressions. Additionally, users can specify whether traffic matching these rules should be directed to a proxy, sent directly, or blocked altogether.