fix: allow Unicode domains in URI validation - #3133
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Fixes #3068
The URI regex rejected non-ASCII hosts before the Unicode-aware domain validation ran. This adds a validation-only fallback that percent-encodes non-ASCII characters for structural matching only when all encoding changes are confined to the captured host. The original Unicode domain is then checked with the configured domain rules, and the input stays unchanged unless
encodeUriconversion was requested.Tests cover raw Unicode hosts, relative URIs, percent-encoded paths,
allowUnicode: false,convert: false, existingencodeUribehavior, Unicode outside the host, and malformed surrogate input.Validation:
npm teston Node 25.8.2: 1,819 tests, 100% coverage, lint, types, and leak checks cleanAI assistance: used for investigation, implementation, and test review; every submitted change and validation result was reviewed.