Allow a singular numeric port for the --to-ports parameter
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Summary
Allows a numeric port for
--to-ports/firewall.toportsAdditional Context
Variant[Integer[0, 65535]is Stdlib::Port, but using that fails with "firewall.toports references an unresolved type 'Stdlib::Port'" so oh well.Related Issues (if any)
Resolves #1186
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