Remove "\n " sequences from RFC822 text before decoding so that any
long mailboxes/mailbox lists folded before the 80 char limit are
unfolded.
Fixes#1009
Using `whitespace: pre-wrap` to format plain text email sometimes
causes additional width to be allocated by the plain text blocks that
then does not get used due to the constraints on the HTML element.
The allocated space remains however and hence an un-needed horizontal
scrollbar appears.
Using `break-spaces` instead seems to help since it allows breaks after
a space character, leading to the additional space not otherwise being
allocated.
Rename append method to concatenate_list since that's what it actually does. Add new method
for cat'ing a single mailbox, add methods for merging both a single mailbox and mailbox
list into a new list.
If an address does not have an `@`, or if the IMAP constructor is called
with empty mailbox or domain parts, then these properties will be empty.
This is not uncommon, especially on UNIX hosts where system accounts
send email.
Ensure this is handled correctly in the constructors and are
round-tripped correctly by `to_rfc822_address` and hence
`to_rfc822_string`.
Although when processing mailbox addresses lists are effectively sets,
the ordering can be important for people. As such, make `equal_to`
comparisons require identical ordering, and add new `contains_all` for
order-independent comparisons.
Remove `Message.without_bcc` ctor since we can now get GMime to exclude
BCC headers when serialising, avoiding the overhead of taking a complete
copy of the message just to strip BCCs.
Rename `get_network_buffer` to `get_rfc822_buffer` to be a bit more
explicit in that's the way to get an actual RFC822 formatted message.
Replace book args with flags, and take a protocol-specific approach
rather than feature-specific, because in the end you're either going to
want all the SMTP formatting quirks or none of them.
Remove custom dot-stuffing support from Smtp.ClientConnection, since it
is redundant.
Make constructors use the Message.from_gmime where possible. Merge that
and stock_from_gmime so it's clear the stocking only happens in the
ctor. Update stocking to use high-level GMime APIs where available to
avoid re-parsing header values.
Split Geary.RFC822.MessageData interface up into DecodedMessageData and
EncodedMessageData so the difference between the two is clear and they
can't be used interchangeably.
Add `DecodedMessageData::to_rfc822_string` to provide a common interface
for round-tripping decoded data.
Update all classes to implement one of these and follow the same general
API patterns.