Add support for partial addresses and targets that start with 'resource.'#35333
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This PR fixes a potential bug where resource addresses that start with
resource.could not be parsed as partial addresses or targets. This is unlikely to ever be encountered because theresource.prefix is entirely optional, but still valid so we should support it.Target Release
1.9.0
Draft CHANGELOG entry
BUG FIXES
resource.could not be parsed as targets.