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It seems that when www. is found, it is then parsed again as a domain, of which the dot makes it valid, and then it gets truncated to exclude the dot.
Instead, I think a domain (with a dot) should be parsed afterwww..
a www.example b (probably not this one either)
a www.example.com b (this should of course work)
a www. b
Yields:
a www. b
It seems that when
www.
is found, it is then parsed again as a domain, of which the dot makes it valid, and then it gets truncated to exclude the dot.Instead, I think a domain (with a dot) should be parsed after
www.
.a www.example b (probably not this one either)
a www.example.com b (this should of course work)
Aside, it seems like dots aren’t needed at all:
https://example.com
https://example
http://example.com
http://example.com
www.example.com
www.example
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