Re: wget2 | CIDR support added for No Proxy. Testing Code Added (!521)

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Tim Rühsen commented on a discussion on unit-tests/test.c: 
https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget2/-/merge_requests/521#note_1400234316

> +                     hostip;
> +             const char *
> +                     encoding;
> +             int
> +                     result;
> +     } test_data[] = {
> +             { "10.250.192.78/12", "142.251.33.101", NULL, 0},
> +             { "142.250.192.78/12", "142.251.33.101", NULL, 1},
> +             { "142.250.192.78/50", "142.251.33.101", NULL, 0},
> +             { "10.250.192.78.123/12", "142.251.33.101", NULL, 0},
> +             { "142.250.192.78/32", "142.250.180.101", NULL, 0},
> +             { "142.250.192.78/0", "142.250.180.101", NULL, 1},
> +             { "142.250.192.78/-1", "142.250.180.101", NULL, 0},
> +             { "", "142.250.180.101", NULL, 0},
> +             { "142.251.33.101,10.250.192.78/12", "142.251.33.101", NULL, 1},
> +             { "10.250.192.78/12, 142.251.33.101", "142.251.33.101", NULL, 
> 0},

I force pushed two fixes. Please do not use `git push --force` (never use it). 
Instead use `git push --force-with-lease`.
To pull in the latest changes from Gitlab use `git pull --rebase`.

This is always true when 2+ people are working on the same branch. So you can 
basically always use these git commands and completely forget about `--force` 
:smile:.

I am just saying this to prevent "accidents".

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