fix: Revert min limit of e164 regex #1516
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Although the E164 spec technically would allow for numbers with only one digit after the country code, we used to expect atleast 7 digits, since that is what is way more practical. In fix for E164 to disallow leading 0 in country codes, we lowered said limit to 1 digit. This broke things for peoples as numbers like `123456` became valid. Reverting back to the original limit of 7 digits, is practical, and probably the expected behavior out of this validator.
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Although the E164 spec technically would allow for numbers with only one
digit after the country code, we used to expect atleast 7 digits, since
that is what is way more practical.
In fix for E164 to disallow leading 0 in country codes, we lowered said
limit to 1 digit. This broke things for peoples as numbers like
123456became valid.
Reverting back to the original limit of 7 digits, is practical, and
probably the expected behavior out of this validator.
Related #1515
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