Add support for specifying Cloudflare proxy status#16
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Handle string type old CNAMEs and defaulting proxy status in structured entries when not defined by abstracting conversion into an `intoEntry` utility function.
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The
proxiedrequest body field for Cloudflare API requests is no longer hardcoded to true.Each value in
cname.luaufile can now either be a string (as before) or a typed table which contains the record content and aproxiedboolean. If undefined, or a only a string is used, it defaults to proxying the record.Two new types (
EntryandEntries) have been exported from the file as well. These have been used for typing the table containing the old CNAMEs inscripts/update.luau.This code has not been tested, since it is simple enough.