This includes a lot of changes to the IPv6 handling of this package. Highlights include:
The alternative IPv4-suffixed format is now supported for all addresses, not just IPv4-mapped addresses.
Scope IDs are now supported for all non-global addresses, not just link-local unicast.
expandIPv6AddressString() now understands the alternative IPv4-suffixed format and scope IDs.
compressIPv6AddressString() now understands the alternative IPv4-suffixed format and scope IDs, and its output conforms to RFC5952 §4.2.3.
IPv6Address() now understands the alternative IPv4-suffixed format and scope IDs.
IPv6Address now has a scopeId field, toString() now produces fully canonicalized addresses, and a separate method toExpandedString() has been added for use-cases that require the fully expanded string.
UInt128.words is no longer hidden, allowing == to work correctly on it.
IPv4Address.repr is no longer hidden, allowing == to work correctly on it.
IPv6Address.repr is no longer hidden, allowing == to work correctly on it.
IPNetwork()/IPv4Network()/IPv6Network() now use correct typing on their parameter.
IPv6Network understands scopeId.
IPv6Range() preserves scopeId when both addresses have the same one.
This includes a lot of changes to the IPv6 handling of this package. Highlights include:
expandIPv6AddressString()now understands the alternative IPv4-suffixed format and scope IDs.compressIPv6AddressString()now understands the alternative IPv4-suffixed format and scope IDs, and its output conforms to RFC5952 §4.2.3.IPv6Address()now understands the alternative IPv4-suffixed format and scope IDs.IPv6Addressnow has ascopeIdfield,toString()now produces fully canonicalized addresses, and a separate methodtoExpandedString()has been added for use-cases that require the fully expanded string.UInt128.wordsis no longerhidden, allowing==to work correctly on it.IPv4Address.repris no longerhidden, allowing==to work correctly on it.IPv6Address.repris no longerhidden, allowing==to work correctly on it.IPNetwork()/IPv4Network()/IPv6Network()now use correct typing on their parameter.IPv6NetworkunderstandsscopeId.IPv6Range()preservesscopeIdwhen both addresses have the same one.