Recognise and add tests for various types of invalid MAC addresses #63
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The YAML 1.1 specification allows PyYAML to parse certain MAC addresses as sexagesimal integers. Wrapping the MAC address between quotes is a valid workaround for that behavior, but because most users aren't aware of this YAML quirk, we should inform them explicitly. Finally, I have added several tests for MAC address validation.
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The YAML 1.1 specification allows PyYAML to parse certain MAC addresses as sexagesimal integers. Wrapping the MAC address between quotes is a valid workaround for that behavior, but because most users aren't aware of this YAML quirk, we should inform them explicitly.
Finally, I have added several tests for MAC address validation.
Fixes #62