lib-mail: message-address: Add support for parsing RFC5322 "path" syntax. This is either a single angle-addr or just <>. This path syntax differs from the RFC5321 "Path" syntax in that it allows whitespace, which is very important when it is parsed from a header.

Updated copyright notices to include the year 2018.

lib-mail: message-address: Dropped message_detail_address_parse(), since it is no longer used.

lib-mail: Add unit test for message detail address parser

lib-mail: message_address_parse() - Fix fill_missing==TRUE handling Mainly MISSING_DOMAIN wasn't set in all situations. Also added unit tests.

lib-mail: message_address_parse() - Handle invalid standalone phrases better We'll treat "local-part" (without quotes) as a mailbox even without @domain, but if it continues with anything or if it's a quoted-string, we'll treat it as a display-name instead. This is probably better than just converting everything to display-name, since there are likely to exist headers like "To: localuser"

lib-mail: Improve test-message-address to test invalid addresses in lists Test in both a group and list of addresses.

lib-mail: message_address_parse() - Fix reading out-of-bounds read on invalid input

lib-mail: test-message-address - add more and better organized tests

lib-mail: message_address_parse() - Add INVALID_ROUTE/SYNTAX_ERROR only if fill_missing==TRUE This allows message_address_write() to write the parsed invalid address in a way that at least somewhat resembles the original input.

lib-mail: message_address_write() - Write empy username as "" We can't output <@domain> because that conflicts with the <@route:...> syntax. Also ""@domain seems to be a valid address.

lib-mail: message_address_write() - Always write <user@domain> as output This is the standard format nowadays, so don't convert <user@domain> into plain user@domain.

lib-mail: message_address_write() - Don't write empty <>

lib-mail: message_address_write() - Don't add '@' if domain is missing

lib-mail: test-message-address - Test also writing invalid addresses

lib-mail: test-message-address cleanup Merge input and output into the same struct to make it clearer.

Updated copyright notices to include the year 2017.

global: Use const for all test_functions[] arrays

lib-mail: Update tests for message address

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Updated copyright notices to include year 2014.

Replaced all -1U and (unsigned int)-1 with UINT_MAX. It's somewhat clearer this way. Also clang's -fsanitize=integer gives runtime errors about -1U (but not about explicit casts, so no need to change (type)-1 casts).

Oops :) Update copyrights to 2013 without breaking all .c files.

Updated copyright notices to include year 2013.

Updated copyright notices to include year 2012.