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fix(parser): parse digit-led atoms that are not sequence sets as ATOM - #12
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A token made of digits, ":", "," and "*" that is not a valid sequence set, like "10:" or "12:30:00", is a valid atom (RFC 3501 section 9), so it is returned as an ATOM instead of throwing. Commands that take a sequence set validate ATOM values themselves. Fixes #11 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tokens like
10:or12:30:00are valid atoms (RFC 3501 section 9,:and,are ATOM-CHARs), so the parser returns them asATOMinstead of throwingInvalid sequence set. Commands that take a sequence set validate ATOM values themselves (ImapKit already does ingetMessageRange).Fixes #11
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