downcase OCI identifiers and validate input of getRef() #293
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Downcases the identifier input string (context: oras-project/oras#679)
Additionally, be more strict about what the Feature/Template OCI identifiers that we parse.
getRef()now returnedundefinedif the parsed components don't match the regular expressions provided in the OCI distribution spec.Adds new tests to assert this behavior.
NOTE: This isn't perfect yet, but an improvement. Left two
TODOs inline.relevant: