slashes shouldn't be supported in hostnames

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hey kyle! looks like brevity currently allows slashes in hostnames when detecting links:

>>> brevity.autolink('/var/www/doubleloop.net/public_html/xyz.php')
u'/var/www/<a class="auto-link" href="http://doubleloop.net/public_html/xyz.php">doubleloop.net/public_html/xyz.php</a>'

this makes truncating interpret those strings as links, while twitter correctly doesn't.

thanks in advance! hope you're good!

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looks like brevity currently allows slashes in hostnames when detecting links:

...er, more precisely, it allows links directly after some punctuation chars that twitter doesn't, like /.

i did some testing. twitter evidently allows links to start after ( ) [ ] < > { } = + | % ^ ~ ` & * : ; , ? ! ' ", but not after @ # $ / - _ ..

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woo, thanks for the bug fixes!