fix: allow any valid DNS label characters in RR file parser#30
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The parser regexes for owner and next-owner names only accepted [a-zA-Z0-9\\_*-], but vis.py can output any printable ASCII in labels. This caused --continue to fail with "invalid file format" on zones containing names like //.com.er. (RFC 2181 §11 permits any octet in labels). Relax both regexes to accept any non-whitespace, non-dot character, matching what the writer can produce and the DNS protocol allows. Fixes: anonion0#29
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The parser regexes for owner and next-owner names only accepted [a-zA-Z0-9\_*-], but vis.py can output any printable ASCII in labels. This caused --continue to fail with "invalid file format" on zones containing names like //.com.er. (RFC 2181 §11 permits any octet in labels).
Relax both regexes to accept any non-whitespace, non-dot character, matching what the writer can produce and the DNS protocol allows.
Fixes: #29