Include support for Palo Alto Globalprotect split-tunneling includes
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Description
Hello,
I think globalprotect offers split-tunneling include configuration, which is ignored in the current release.
```
Unknown GlobalProtect config tag :
*.database.windows.net:1433
*.azure.com:443
*.windows.net:1433
Unknown GlobalProtect config tag : yes
```
It seems to me that this bit of configuration is pretty straight-forward/obvious to reverse engineer. Given some guidance I could also try and help with the implementation.
Best regards,
Vasil
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Start by reproducing the reported GlobalProtect configuration parsing with the include-split-tunneling-domain values shown in the issue, then trace how unknown configuration tags are handled. The issue names no files or tests; done means the include configuration is recognized and applied without the reported unknown-tag warning.
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