Handle mixed-case URLs in Windows command safety#30879
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Summary
Start-ProcessinvocationsWhy
PowerShell and URL parsing treat schemes case-insensitively, but the pre-parser only searched for lowercase
http://andhttps://. When a URL appeared in the same shlex token as surrounding PowerShell syntax, such asStart-Process('HTTPS://example.com');, the prefix was not stripped and the command was incorrectly classified as not dangerous.Validated with the scoped
codex-shell-commandsuite (138 tests) and a direct classifier reproduction that failed before the change and passed afterward.