MimePart: fixed not escaped header before encoded into utf-8#102
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Headers containing special characters such as Czech characters also need to be escaped before converting to utf-8.
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From: Kdo uteče, obědvá <doe@example.com>When google processes the email, it misparses the comma and because of that the DKIM signature verification fails and the email is rejected.