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fix: further avoid potential thread crashes#724
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The `URL.query(percentEncoded:)` calls still cause Foundation `URL.host(percentEncoded:)` error, this bug seems to be fixed in a certain version of macos 14.4-15.0, so just increase the limit to 15.0.
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It seems that it is not enough to only determine the existence of
URL.host. There are other cases that we are not aware of and continue to trigger FoundationURL.host(percentEncoded:)errors.It looks like we should completely abandon the new
URL.*(percentEncoded:)calls in the buggy versions and use the old properties that haven't been deprecated yet.This
Foundationbug should have been fixed somewhere between macOS 14.4-15.0 / iOS 17.0-18.0 versions.So let's just raise the limit to the versions with the known fix.