RFC2231 header parameter-value encoding #311
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As pointed out in #310, parameters are supposed to be encoded according to RFC2231, not RFC2047.
The value is first analyzed to decide which representation can/must be used, based on the presence of CTLs, spaces, tspecials, and UTF-8 multibyte characters. Then it is encoded in the selected representation. If the parameter lines become too long (>76 bytes), they are split up according to the continuation scheme described in RFC2231.
In hindsight, getting this right was surprisingly difficult, and therefore a careful review seems to be called for.