parseMessage: allow . (dot), : (comma) and / (slash) in the nickname #24
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Allow . (dot), : (colon) and / (slash) in the nickname for compatibility with certain substandard IRC implementations (like the PSYC's built-in IRC gate). However, only allow those characters when we are sure that we are not taking a server hostname for a nick (otherwise any server hostname would get misparsed as a nick without !user@host).
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Add event for unhandled messages
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Allow
.(dot),:(colon) and/(slash) in the nickname for compatibility with certain substandard IRC implementations (like the PSYC's built-in IRC gate). However, only allow those characters when we are sure that we are not taking a server hostname for a nick (otherwise any server hostname would get misparsed as a nick without!user@host).