Return first IP in network with NetworksWithin #140
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when looking up a network that is more specific than the network in the database using NetworksWithin. Previously, the network number would be set to the network number of the provided *net.IPNet. This changes it to the canonical form.
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Thanks! I force pushed with that fixed.
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Previously, if the network being looked up was more specific than the network
in the database, the network number would be set to the network number of the
network being looked up rather than it being placed in canonical form.