imap: use ISALNUM() for alphanumeric checks#9289
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This commit replaces a self-made character check for alphanumeric characters within imap_is_bchar() with the ISALNUM() macro, as it is reduces the size of the code and makes the performance better, due to ASCII arithmetic. Closes curl#9289
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This commit replaces a self-made character check for alphanumeric
characters within imap_is_bchar() with the ISALNUM() macro, as it is
reduces the size of the code and makes the performance better, due to
ASCII arithmetic.
Closes #XXXX