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I realize that RFC2822 does not support extended charsets and that that is pending RFC5335. However the current situation leads to a huge gotcha where the documentation suggests matching against RFC822::EMAIL_REGEXP_WHOLE. However if this is done against a UTF-8 string with higher order chars then it pukes out a Encoding::CompatibilityError. eg.
I realize that RFC2822 does not support extended charsets and that that is pending RFC5335. However the current situation leads to a huge gotcha where the documentation suggests matching against RFC822::EMAIL_REGEXP_WHOLE. However if this is done against a UTF-8 string with higher order chars then it pukes out a Encoding::CompatibilityError. eg.
I realize you guard against this in the String methods, but the docs themselves list the direct match method.
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