Ensure email addresses in SMTP headers are correctly escaped #26
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Sigh - I thought, from a fairly reasonable look at the javadoc of `javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress`, that it would store a safely encoded string representation if I used it's one-arg constructor with eg, 'Cédric Malard <c@m.com>' - but no! So, got to use it's two-arg constructor - and pass `InternetAddress`s around everywhere instead... #23
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Should fix #23, kindly reported by @cmalard and noted by @rimrul.
Sigh - I thought, from a fairly reasonable look at the javadoc of
javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress, that it would store a safely encoded string representation if I used it's one-arg constructor with eg, 'Cédric Malard <c@m.com>' - but no! So, got to use it's two-arg constructor - and passInternetAddresss around everywhere instead...