Let NetarchiveSuite support wildcards and exclusion rules when reading public suffix file

    The list is a set of rules, with one rule per line.
    Each line is only read up to the first whitespace; entire lines can also be commented using //.
    Each line which is not entirely whitespace or begins with a comment contains a rule.
    Each rule lists a public suffix, with the subdomain portions separated by dots (.) as usual. There is no leading dot.
    The wildcard character * (asterisk) matches any valid sequence of characters in a hostname part. (Note: the list uses Unicode, not Punycode forms, and is encoded using UTF-8.) Wildcards are not restricted to appear only in the leftmost position, but they must wildcard an entire label. (I.e. *.*.foo is a valid rule: *bar.foo is not.)
    Wildcards may only be used to wildcard an entire level. That is, they must be surrounded by dots (or implicit dots, at the beginning of a line).
    If a hostname matches more than one rule in the file, the longest matching rule (the one with the most levels) will be used.
    An exclamation mark (!) at the start of a rule marks an exception to a previous wildcard rule. An exception rule takes priority over any other matching rule.