fix: allow capital letters on host match#1117
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While matching [user@]host[:port], we previously did not allow capital letters in host. While this makes sense for a hostname, it does not make sense to make that restriction for a host. Since this can match on both, we must widen it to accept characters allowed in host.
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While matching [user@]host[:port], we previously did not allow capital letters in host. While this makes sense for a hostname, it does not make sense to make that restriction for a host. Since this can match on both, we must widen it to accept characters allowed in host.
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While matching [user@]host[:port], we previously did not allow capital letters in host.
While this makes sense for a hostname, it does not make sense to make that restriction for a host. Since this can match on both, we must widen it to accept characters allowed in host.