Feature: Canadian address parsing #45
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Street name of "Wells" getting converted to street type "Wls".
StreetAddress.parse("115 S Wells, Beverly Shores, Indiana 46301")
=> #<StreetAddress::Address:0x007f8e6724ba60 @Number="115", @street="S", @street_type="Wls", @redundant_street_type=false, @city="Beverly Shores", @State="IN", @postal_code="46301">
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This allows parsing of Canadian addresses, which are similar to US addresses.
Also introduces a way to attempt parsing either as US or Canadian address using
StreetAddress.parse(without specifying the country module). A new accessor named#countryprovides access to the country part of the address (if present).