IRIs are defined similarly to URIs in [RFC3986], but the class of unreserved characters is extended by adding the characters of the UCS (Universal Character Set, [ISO10646]) beyond U+007F, subject to the limitations given in the syntax rules below and in section 6.1.
These IRIs should be normalized by decoding any percent-encoded octet sequence that corresponds to an unreserved character, as described in section 2.3 of [RFC3986].
RFC 3987 says that percent-encoded octet sequences that corresponds to unreserved characters in IRI (including non-ASCII characters in iunreserved category) should be decoded.
However, current implementation of this crate just decodes ASCII unreserved characters and does not care iunreserved characters.
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RFC 3987 says that percent-encoded octet sequences that corresponds to unreserved characters in IRI (including non-ASCII characters in
iunreservedcategory) should be decoded. However, current implementation of this crate just decodes ASCII unreserved characters and does not careiunreservedcharacters.