remove gmail.com.au from free email domains.

[da-mask]

What is the reason for this PR?

freeEmail() function for AU provider included the domain gmail.com.au, which does not exist. It causes failing tests when validating emails with email:rfc,dns

• [ ] A new feature
• [x] Fixed an issue (resolve #886 )

Author's checklist

• [x] Follow the Contribution Guide
• [x] New features and changes are documented

Summary of changes

Removed the errant domain from the en_AU/Internet provider file

Review checklist

• [ ] All checks have passed
• [x] Changes are added to the CHANGELOG.md
• [x] Changes are approved by maintainer

[pimjansen]

Im not sure im a fan of this @bram-pkg since Faker only creates "valid structure" but never valid content. In fact the email address is valid. I think the problem is that a lookup is done on the domain. In fact i think most providers have the same problem in this case since . probably also does not exist

[bram-pkg]

We have safe email for that I imagine, the email providers array should at least contain valid domains don't you think?

[pimjansen]

We have safe email for that I imagine, the email providers array should at least contain valid domains don't you think?

Well it is valid but non existing. There is nothing wrong with the domain itself

[da-mask]

I think free emails should return actual free emails, not non existent ones.

[bram-pkg]

I must agree with @da-mask here. It should return known good email domains to register on for free.

[da-mask]

I'm not sure if you require further action from me?

[bram-pkg]

@pimjansen I don't know what's going on with BC Roave, do you know how to fix?

[pimjansen]

@pimjansen I don't know what's going on with BC Roave, do you know how to fix?

We need to allow them with regex. Those in Core are acceptable since there is a non BC promise but those provider issues are bad though.