Proper handling of User on SIP URI #49
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One of the added tests show how user would be incorrectly inferred because the original code supposed that everything until @ was the user part. The other test shows a username with a period being considered a hostname (including the at symbol). Changed how auth part of the SIP URI is parsed by using the characters as expressed by the SIP-URI part of the grammar on the section 25.1 of the SIP protocol RFC (RFC 3261).
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One of the added tests show how user would be incorrectly inferred because the original code supposed that everything until @ was the user part. The other test shows a username with a period being considered a hostname (including the at symbol). Changed how auth part of the SIP URI is parsed by using the characters as expressed by the SIP-URI part of the grammar on the section 25.1 of the SIP protocol RFC (RFC 3261).