According to itself, it's solving the issue of parsing differentials vulnerabilities: urllib.parse is ad-hoc and pretty crummy, and the headliner function "urlparse" is literally the one you should not use under any circumstance: it follows RFC 1808 (maybe, anyway) which was deprecated by RFC 2396 25 years ago.
The odds that any other parser uses the same broken semantics are basically nil.
The odds that any other parser uses the same broken semantics are basically nil.