Allow bracketed IPv6 authorities without ports in wasi-http p3#13697
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Thanks! Would you mind rebasing this and fixing the conflict?
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This updates the wasi-http p3
set_authorityvalidation to allow bracketed IPv6 authorities without an explicit port, such as[::].Previously p3 treated any
:in the authority string as indicating a port. That incorrectly rejected bracketed IPv6 literals without ports because their colons are part of the host. This keeps the existing validation for invalid ports, such asbad-port:99999, while only treating a bracketed IPv6 authority as having a port when the suffix after]starts with:.A test case was added to align p3 behavior with the existing p2 coverage for
[::]:443and[::].Testing:
cargo fmt --checkcargo test -p wasmtime-wasi-http --features p3,default-send-request p3_http_outbound_request_response_build