Ignore case in Record.matches #5
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This change ensures that case is ignored when determining
whether a given `Record` matches against a specified user agent.
For example, a `Record` representing the following example:
User-agent: Mozilla
Disallow: /
will return `false` for `record.matches("Mozilla")`,
since the current logic lowercases the user agent passed into
the `matches` method, but does not lowercase the user agent for
the record itself.
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This change ensures that case is ignored when determining whether a given
Recordmatches against a specified user agent.For example, a
Recordrepresenting the following example:will return
falseforrecord.matches("Mozilla"), since the current logic lowercases the user agent passed into thematchesmethod, but does not lowercase the user agent for the record itself.