Creates the NormalizeAddr Func to Format IPv6 Addresses#157
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…copy of that address conformant with RFC5952
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…n, some other typo and wording fixes in comments
…long as it does not contain [, ], or :
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NormalizeAddr takes an address as a string and returns a normalized copy. If the address is a URL, IP Address, or host:port address that includes an IPv6 address, the normalized copy will be conformant with RFC-5952 §4. If the address cannot be parsed, an error will be returned.
There are two valid formats:
hostin this format
[scheme://] [user@] host [:port] [/path] [?query] [#frag]See: