Normalise device address before resolution#108
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IOBluetoothDevice's deviceWithAddressString: silently fails for two
specific input shapes: hyphenated all-lowercase ("aa-bb-cc-dd-ee-ff")
and no-separator all-uppercase ("AABBCCDDEEFF"). Other case and
separator combinations parse correctly.
Normalise the regex-validated input to colon-separated lowercase
before resolution; that form parses correctly in every combination.
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Thanks for opening the PR blueutil --info aabbccddeeff
blueutil --info aabbccDDEEFF
blueutil --info AABBCCDDEEFF
blueutil --info aa-bb-cc-dd-ee-ff
blueutil --info aa-bb-cc-DD-EE-FF
blueutil --info AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF
blueutil --info aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
blueutil --info aa:bb:cc:DD:EE:FF
blueutil --info AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF |
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IOBluetoothDevice deviceWithAddressString:silently returnsnilfor two specific input shapes — hyphen-separated all-lowercase (aa-bb-cc-dd-ee-ff) and no-separator all-uppercase (AABBCCDDEEFF) — even though both already pass the regex incheck_device_address_arg. Other case/separator combinations parse correctly../testthat resolves every case/separator variant of the first paired device's address via--info. Skipped silently when no paired device is available, so the harness still works on a virgin machine.