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Merge http and https mentions #20
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Let <@user http://tw.txt/> and <@user https://tw.txt/> be considered equal for the mentions, as this depends on which url random people use, and cannot be fixed on the config side (as we allow only a single url, besides that for the protocol in mentions it does not really matter).
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Rather a preview, functional but untidy code.
Let <@user http://tw.txt/> and <@user https://tw.txt/> be considered
equal for the mentions, as this depends on which url random people use,
and cannot be fixed on the config side (as we allow only a single url,
besides that for the protocol in mentions it does not really matter).