The Base64 operation allows for a strict mode, and also allows for removing the padding character from the alphabet. Base32 on the other hand is not aligned with this design. This change updates the Base32 operation to include a strict mode which enforces the same rules as the Base64 tool (adhering to Base32 expectations instead of Base64, such as a maximum of 6 padding characters).
In non-strict mode, this allows the user to enter inputs that are not divisible by 8 while still producing an output, such as inputting "GE" to get the output "1" with alphabet "A-Z2-7" (no padding characer).
All unit tests for Base32 continue to pass after this change.
The Base64 operation allows for a strict mode, and also allows for removing the padding character from the alphabet. Base32 on the other hand is not aligned with this design. This change updates the Base32 operation to include a strict mode which enforces the same rules as the Base64 tool (adhering to Base32 expectations instead of Base64, such as a maximum of 6 padding characters).
In non-strict mode, this allows the user to enter inputs that are not divisible by 8 while still producing an output, such as inputting "GE" to get the output "1" with alphabet "A-Z2-7" (no padding characer).
All unit tests for Base32 continue to pass after this change.
