adds support for properties with multiple values #34
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Co-authored-by: GorthMohogany <[email protected]>
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Actually, I am wondering if we shouldn't let the comma as-is (i.e. no escaping / no unescaping): the application should interpret them how they like (and this lib should make it easy to escape them) |
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Superseded by #35 |
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Continuing the work started by @GorthMohogany in #11 to address #5
When decoding, it splits the value if it contains unescaped
,From the original PR I dropped the space removal (
strings.TrimSpace(value)) since I couldn't find anything in the RFC supporting this operation.Note that it raises further questions for fields containing unescaped commas, like in https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6350#section-8 (however those can be addressed in a later PR)