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Add SMTPUTF8 support #49

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Add SMTPUTF8 support #49

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Commits on Jan 12, 2023

  1. Use caller's parameters when creating an Address from Another. 

    Until this change, creating an Address would disregard its own parameters
if the first parameter was an Address.
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  2. Clarify test code. 

    "SMTPUTF8" was used as a standin for "an extension the server does not
support", which did no harm since the test server definitely didn't insert
that, but confused me for a moment, so this commit changes the name of the
unsupported extension to DOES-NOT-EXIST.
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  3. Add support for SMTPUTF as defined by RFC 6531 

    SMTPUTF8 requires a parameter on the MAIL FROM command if either the
sender address or any of the recipient addresses require SMTPUTF8.

send_message detects the need for SMTPUTF8 and uses the right parameter
when calling mailfrom. Users who call mailfrom and rcptto themselves must
detect the need for SMTPUTF8 themselves (or else Net::SMTP will act as
if SMTPUTF8 were not required by the message).
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