[chore] Normalize domain blocks to punycode #873
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* normalize domain blocks to punycode * normalize -> normalizeDomain
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This PR makes it so that domain blocks are always normalized to punycode no matter how you create or check the domain block.
This should make life a bit easier for admins, since now they don't need to worry about whether to block the punycode domain or the unicode domain, both will work.