net/mail: prevent whitespace in domain part of addr-spec #24
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Updated the addrParser's consumeAddrSpec function to clarify that whitespace characters are not allowed in the domain part of an email address. Removed the call to skipSpace to enforce this rule.
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Updated the addrParser's consumeAddrSpec function to clarify that whitespace characters are not allowed in the domain part of an email address. Removed the call to skipSpace to enforce this rule.
🔄 This is a mirror of upstream PR golang#74920