cleanup : remove duplicate _validate_port method in URLSanitizer - #1808
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Summary of What Has Been Done
In
security/url_sanitizer.py, removed the second (duplicate)_validate_portmethod definition from theURLSanitizerclass. The removed code was an exact copy of the preceding_validate_portimplementation.Changes Made
Deleted the duplicate method definition (15 lines removed).
Impact it Made
Closes #1803.
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