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DMARC Results shows a cleaned version of a DMARC record #71

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In its output, trustymail shows a parsed and cleaned version of a domain's DMARC record instead of the raw record in DNS.

trustymail:

"v=DMARC1;p=reject;sp=reject;fo=1;ri=3600;rua=fdic@rua.agari.com,reports@dmarc.cyber.dhs.gov;ruf=fdic@ruf.agari.com"

host (bash):

"v=DMARC1\;" "p=reject\;" "sp=reject\;" "fo=1\;" "ri=3600\;" "rua=mailto:fdic@rua.agari.com,mailto:reports@dmarc.cyber.dhs.gov\;" "ruf=mailto:fdic@ruf.agari.com"

The README indicates that the DMARC Results field shows a "DMARC record that was discovered when querying DNS", which isn't exactly the case.

I'm actually not sure about the desirability of making this field be the raw results found, and there are likely downstream impacts to NCATS at least, but wanted to put this up for discussion.

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