No longer allow ipaddress objects in pure Python implementation #32
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This makes the pure Python implementation consistent with the C extension. The fact that these worked at all was an implementation detail that changed over time.
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| * IMPORTANT: Previously, the pure Python reader would allow | ||
| `ipaddress.IPv4Address` and `ipaddress.IPv6Address` objects when calling | ||
| `.get()`. This would fail with the C extension. The fact that these objects | ||
| worked at all was an implementation details and has varied with different |
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This makes the pure Python implementation consistent with the C
extension. The fact that these worked at all was an implementation
detail that changed over time.
This PR also includes a fix for #30.