zend-mail 2.10.0

Added

• #213 re-adds support for PHP 5.6 and 7.0; ZF policy is never
  to bump the major version of a PHP requirement unless the package is bumping major version.

• #172 adds the flag connection_time_limit to the possible Zend\Mail\Transport\Smtp options.
  This flag, when provided as a positive integer, and in conjunction with the use_complete_quit flag, will
  reconnect to the server after the specified interval.

• #166 adds functionality for handling References and In-Reply-To headers.

• #148 adds the optional constructor argument $comment and the method getComment() to the class
  Zend\Mail\Address. When a comment is present, toString() will include it in the representation.

• #148 adds the method Zend\Mail\Address::fromString(string $address, $comment = null) : Address.
  The method can be used to generate an instance from a string containing a (name)?<email> value.
  The $comment argument can be used to associate a comment with the address.

Changed

• #196 updates how the Headers::fromString() handles header line continuations
  that include a single empty line, ensuring they are concatenated to the
  header value.

• #165 changes the AbstractAddressList IDN<->ASCII conversion; it now no longer requires
  ext-intl, but instead uses a bundled true/punycode library to accomplish it. This also means that
  the conversions will work on any PHP installation.

Deprecated

• Nothing.

Removed

• Nothing.

Fixed

• #211 fixes how the ContentType header class parses the value it receives. Previously,
  it was incorrectly splitting the value on semi-colons that were inside quotes; in now correctly
  ignores them.

• #204 fixes HeaderWrap::mimeDecodeValue() behavior when handling a multiline UTF-8
  header split across a character. The fix will only work when ext-imap is present, however.

• #164 fixes the return value from Zend\Mail\Protocol\Imap::capability() when no response is
  returned from the server; previously, it returned false, but now correctly returns an empty array.

• #148 fixes how Zend\Mail\Header\AbstractAddressList parses address values, ensuring
  that they now retain any address comment discovered to include in the generated Zend\Mail\Address instances.

• #147 fixes how address lists are parsed, expanding the functionality to allow either
  , or ; delimiters (or both in combination).