Fix connparse for wsl connections

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The pull request introduces a modification to the URI parsing logic in the connparse.go file, specifically focusing on handling wsl:// connection URIs. A new regular expression variable wslConnRegex is added to match URIs that start with the wsl:// protocol. The ParseURI function has been updated to explicitly handle these URIs by extracting the host using the new regex pattern. This change replaces the previous method of splitting the URI string, providing a more precise mechanism for parsing WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) connection strings. The modification enhances the function's ability to process different types of connection URIs with improved specificity for the WSL connection type.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

pkg/remote/connparse/connparse.go (2)

26-26: Consider edge case of empty host after wsl://.

Right now, if a user passes wsl:// without specifying a host, the regex will still match, leading to an empty host portion. It might be worth adding validation or defaulting to a known host if unintended.

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121-123: Avoid embedding wsl:// in host and store only the actual host.

When using wslConnRegex.FindString(rest), the entire match (including wsl://) is placed in host. This could lead to confusion or awkward URI reconstruction, such as duplicating the scheme in final URIs. Consider extracting only the host portion after wsl://.

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

pkg/remote/connparse/connparse.go (1)

125-131: Verify behavior when no slash exists in the remaining URI.

If rest has no slash (e.g., myscheme://hostname), the code will properly set the remotePath to "/". Ensure you have tests that cover an empty or slash-less path to confirm the correct handling of those edge cases.