Parse IDNs. #20
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Using the library suggested by @mdoering, this parses IDNs at the cost of a 10MB ICU4J library. There seems to be no alternative to this, see smola/galimatias#57.
The library claims (smola/galimatias#23) to parse URLs like http://dep_bio.pnzgu.ru/Gerbariy_im_I_I_Sprygina (which meets the WHATWG spec but doesn't meet the RFCs Java follows due to the underscore), but it doesn't. A pull request to the library is probably the best idea.
For issue #19.