If more than one url had a suffix/prefix expression that was the same
(example foo.com/a and foo.com/b both would also test foo.com), only the
last one would be recorded. If it matched a blacklist, only that last
one would show the match.
Note: This did not affect any cached items. So if the offending full
hash had already been cached, all urls covered by that expression would
be correctly shown as matches.
If more than one url had a suffix/prefix expression that was the same (example foo.com/a and foo.com/b both would also test foo.com), only the last one would be recorded. If it matched a blacklist, only that last one would show the match.
Note: This did not affect any cached items. So if the offending full hash had already been cached, all urls covered by that expression would be correctly shown as matches.
Fixes #87