Make it clearer that just about anything is parseable, probably via some examples

[domenic]

Not everyone realizes that pretty much everything that contains a : is parseable as a URL (and is in fact parsed as such by browsers). People don't realize this just looking at the parser algorithm, and people coming from the RFCs have very different expectations.

A series of examples illustrating how absurd inputs get parsed as URLs would be great. Maybe draw a few from https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/blob/master/url/urltestdata.json and then link to that file for more details.

Also, I believe there are some examples where you can contain a : but parsing will still fail. I'd like to have those included as well, as I always fail to remember them (when trying to qualify my "anything with a :" statements).

Potentially related to #118.