Apparently "\u{a0}" is considered part of e-mail links, as shown by this failing test case:
#[test]
fn test_link_finder() {
let text =
"this is a mail address:\u{a0}test@example.com\u{a0}surrounded by non-breaking spaces";
let mut links = LinkFinder::new().links(text);
assert_eq!(links.next().unwrap().as_str(), "test@example.com");
}As non-breaking spaces are common in e-mail bodies, this leads to misidentification of links.
Apparently "\u{a0}" is considered part of e-mail links, as shown by this failing test case:
As non-breaking spaces are common in e-mail bodies, this leads to misidentification of links.