range-check the port for IPv6 hosts in isValidAuthority#412
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IPv6 host port skips the range check in isValidAuthority
The port group in
AUTHORITY_PATTERNis captured the same way for a bracketed IPv6 host as for a hostname or IPv4 host, but the 0 to 65535 range check only ran in the hostname/IPv4 branch ofisValidAuthority. That left a gap:http://[::1]:99999/andhttp://[::1]:65536/validated as good while the equivalenthttp://127.0.0.1:99999/andhttp://example.com:99999/were correctly rejected, so an out-of-range port slipped through purely on the strength of the host being IPv6.Moved the existing port parse and range check out of that branch so both host forms are checked the same way. Valid ports such as
[::1]:65535and[::1]:80, and the no-port case, are unaffected. Added a regression test that fails without the change.