fix: refuse both-numeric names to match the registry policy - #17
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parseRegistryName accepted '1.420' as a Moshpit name while the registry (moshpit-name) refuses it — several parsers read a two-part dotted number as an abbreviated IPv4 literal. The file's own header promises the same semantics as the reference implementation, and the comment on the label rule says matching the registry matters more than the rule itself; this branch diverged from both. Effect before the fix: with clearnet silent, '1.420' resolved to a parking page for a name the registry can never register.
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Fixes #16
parseRegistryNameaccepted1.420while the registry refuses it (IPv4-literal ambiguity). This port now applies the same refusal, per its own header promise of same semantics and the label-rule comment that matching the registry matters more than the rule itself.1.420,420.187→ nullblue.420,420.blue→ still valid